继第二季度下降6.95%之后,2025年第三季度流入印度尼西亚的外国直接投资(FDI)(不包括金融和石油天然气行业的投资)同比下降8.9%,至212万亿印尼盾(127.8亿美元)。这标志着外国直接投资连续第二个季度下降,也是自2020年第一季度以来的最大跌幅,原因是美国的关税政策和国内购买力减弱。7月至9月期间,一些最大的外国直接投资接受国是贱金属(35亿美元)、服务业(12亿美元),采矿业(11亿美元);化学和制药业(11万美元);运输、仓储和电信业(8亿美元)。新加坡(38亿美元)仍然是外国直接投资的最大来源地,其次是香港(27亿美元)、中国(19亿美元),马来西亚(10亿美元)和美国(8亿美元)。与此同时,包括国内来源在内的直接投资总额达到491.4万亿印尼盾,同比增长13.9%,创造了696478个就业机会。
Foreign direct investment (FDI) into Indonesia—excluding investments in the financial and oil & gas sectors—fell by 8.9% yoy to IDR 212 trillion (USD 12.78 billion) in Q3 of 2025, following a 6.95% decline in Q2. This marked the second consecutive quarterly drop in FDI and the steepest fall since Q1 2020, amid US tariff policies and weakening domestic purchasing power. Some of the largest recipients of FDI in the July–September period were the base metal (USD 3.5 billion), services (USD 1.2 billion), mining (USD 1.1 billion), chemical and pharmaceutical industry (USD 1.1 billion), and transportation, warehousing, and telecommunication industries (USD 0.8 billion). Singapore (USD 3.8 billion) remained the largest source of FDI, followed by Hong Kong (USD 2.7 billion), China (USD 1.9 billion), Malaysia (USD 1 billion), and the US (USD 0.8 billion). Meanwhile, total direct investment, including domestic sources, reached IDR 491.4 trillion, up 13.9% yoy, creating more than 696,478 jobs.