Ipsos Bright Horizons Insights is a global Ipsos study that examines public perceptions in Indonesia regarding economic and social conditions, as well as future outlooks. The study serves as a strategic reference for businesses and policymakers in understanding public sentiment and navigating change.
Corruption, unemployment, and social inequality are now the top concerns among Indonesians, according to Ipsos’ What Worries Indonesia H1 2025 report.
Discover what’s driving this shift — and how it’s shaping business and consumer behavior.
Indonesian Consumer Confidence Index fell by -5.2 points compared to August 2025 and -9.2 points compared to September 2024, reaching 52.3 points. This decline places Indonesia at 9th globally, down from 3rd position in the previous month, although it remains above the global average (48.0 points). This trend indicates a shift in consumer sentiment, with Indonesians becoming more cautious in assessing economic conditions and their personal finances amid ongoing global uncertainty.
Ipsos’ Global Consumer Confidence Index is down 0.5 point since last month and sits at 47.7. The index declined in back-to-back months and is now 1.2 points below its reading from this time last year.
