Economics

Indonesia Eyes V-Shaped Recovery With Exit From Virus Lockdowns

A worker wearing a protective mask waters the plants outside the Plaza Indonesia shopping mall during a partial lockdown imposed due to the coronavirus in Jakarta, Indonesia, on May 27. — A worker wearing a protective mask waters the plants outside the Plaza Indonesia shopping mall during a partial lockdown imposed due to the coronavirus in Jakarta, Indonesia, on May 27.
Photographer: Dimas Ardian/Bloomberg

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By Arys Aditya and Karlis Salna

May 27, 2020 at 9:29 AM UTC

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Indonesian officials are drawing up plans for a gradual exit from strict social distancing measures, betting the return to a new normal will pave the way for a V-shaped recovery for Southeast Asia’s biggest economy.