Jakarta (ANTARA News) - The fundamentals of the Indonesian economy show that the country has the potential to absorb a great deal of foreign capital than last year`s, with the support of a stable macro economy and a considerably improved currency system.

President Director of CIMB Securities Indonesia Bernard Thien when explaining about the CIMB Group`s Market Outlook in Jakarta on Thursday said this year`s financial prospects would still be favourable for Indonesia.

"Indonesia is a country with a most dynamic economy in Southeast Asia," he said.

He added that in spite of worries for an impact of uncontrolled inflation rate and the restoration of the US economy, and the debt crisis of European countries, Indonesia remained to be most popular in the emerging market.

"This is thanks to the high rate of the return of investment in the last five years," he said.

In 2009, he added, at a time when the neighboring countries were seriously affected by the economic recession, Indonesia enjoyed a gross domestic income growth of 4.5 pct, and in 2010 the GDP grew by six percent.(*)

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