-- Indonesia's Consumer Confidence Index stood at 122.9 in March, down from 125.2 in the month prior, remaining in optimistic territory, according to a release from Bank Indonesia on its latest Consumer Survey.
Bank Indonesia said sentiment remained solid, supported by consumer perceptions of both current and expected economic conditions.
The Current Economic Conditions Index was maintained at 115.4, while the Consumer Expectations Index stood at 130.4, the central bank said.