• Backgrounds        1
• General description of Indonesia's economy in 2009        2
• Transport and communications sector continues to post stronger growth        3
• Exports began to grow in Q-IV of 2009        4
• Inflation in 2009 less than 3%        5
• Economic challenges in 2010        6
• World economic outlook, 2010        7
• Indonesia's economic prospects, 2010        7

• Description of banking industry 2009        10
• Banking Prospects 2010        13

• Performance in 2009        15
• Financing Outlook, 2010        17

• Current issues        18
• Development of Industrial Sector in 2009        19
• Exports non oil/gas manufactured products down        20
• Asean China Trade Pact bring more woes to manufacturing sector        22
• Prospects of manufacturing industry per sector, 2010        23
• Manufacturing industry outlook 2010        29

• Current issue        30
• Agribusiness sector down 32.2% in 2009        30
• Prices to rise in 2010        32
• CPO prices to hit US$ 800 per ton        32
• Price of cacao to reach US$ 3,600 per ton        33
• Price of natural rubber to reach around US$ 3 per kg        35
• Coffee price        36
• Prospects of Agribusiness 2010        37

• Visit Indonesia Year extended until 2010        40
• Bali and Jakarta remain the main destinations        40
• Tourists from Singapore        41
• Foreign exchange earning target set at US$ 7 billion        43
• Hotel occupancy rates        45
• Investment in the tourism sector limited        47
• Prospects of Tourism Sector        47

• Coal        49
• Nickel        51
• Tin        52
• Iron ore        53
• Copper        54
• Petroleum        55
• Production and utilization of gas weak        57

• Posco and KS agree to build a steel plant        59
• Two foreign companies to build photographic copy machine factories        59
• Semen Gresik to build cement factory and bagging plant in Papua        59
• Sasol discusses plan to build $10 b coal liquefaction project        60
• Jamsostek eyeing stakes in sharia and agro banks and property company        60
• Emaar replacement sought to resume Lombok project        60
• Pertamina needs to invest US$ 400 million in gas stations actory        61
• Pertamina's profit forercast to shoot up 63% in 2010        61
• Chandra Asri to start work in US$2.27 billion projects        61
• DuPont to invest US$ 11 million in seed factory        62
• CVC Capital takes control of Matahari Department Store        62

• Imports of factory machines up 68, 18%        63
• 10 companies to build sugar factories starting        63
• Funds for fast track power development program        63
• Revitalization of CPO industry needs US$ 2.5 billion %        64
• Investment in Automotive industry down 30%        64
• Deficit feared to widen in Indonesia's textile trade        64
• Indonesia to continue to have budget deficit until 2014        65
• Government maintains policy to import second hand goods ment        65
• Indonesia's cacao beans production predicted to rise        65

• Monetary indicators        66
• Banking indicators        67
• Economic Indicators        68
• Export and import        69
• Gross Domestic Product        70
• Oil Price and Foreign Exchange        71
• The Indonesian Economic Trends        72