标准普尔全球印尼制造业采购经理人指数从3月份的52.4跌至2025年4月的46.7,标志着工厂活动六个月来首次下降,也是自2021年8月以来的最大跌幅。产量下降幅度为近四年来最大,新订单在经历了四个月的增长后出现萎缩。外国需求也减弱,出口三个月来第二次萎缩。就业人数五个月来首次下降,积压的工作略有减少,采购活动在持续增长后有所缩减。从积极的方面来看,产能压力的缓解导致供应商交货时间缩短,这是自11月以来的首次改善。投入成本通胀仍然居高不下,部分原因是美元走强推高了进口价格,但这是自2020年10月以来最疲软的。企业连续第七个月继续提高产出费用,创下今年最快增速。与此同时,商业信心跌至三个月低点,低于长期平均水平。
The S&P Global Indonesia Manufacturing PMI tumbled to 46.7 in April 2025 from 52.4 in March, marking the first drop in factory activity for six months and the steepest fall since August 2021. Output fell the most in near four years, and new orders shrank after four months of growth. Foreign demand also weakened, with exports shrinking for the second time in three months. Employment fell for the first time in five months as backlogs of work declined modestly, and purchasing activity was scaled back after consistent gains. On a positive note, easing pressure on capacity led to improved supplier delivery times—the first improvement since November. Input cost inflation remained elevated, partly due to a stronger US dollar raising import prices, but it was the softest since October 2020. Firms continued to raise output charges for the seventh month in a row, marking the fastest rate this year. Meanwhile, business confidence slipped to a three-month low, falling below the long-term average.