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articleSupported by Non-oil and gas Commodities, Indonesia's Trade Balance Records 40th Consecutive Month of Surplus
Indonesia's trade balance again recorded a positive performance. Based on data from Statistics Indonesia (BPS), the trade balance in August 2023 recorded a surplus of US$ 3.12 billion. Thus, Indonesia's trade balance has been in surplus for 40 consecutive months.
Sep 15, 2023
articleAugust Trade Balance Recorded a Surplus of USD 2.33 billion
Statistics Indonesia (BPS) recorded Indonesia's trade balance in August 2020 amounting to USD 2.33 billion. Meanwhile, the cumulative trade balance for January-August 2020 was USD 11.05 billion.
Sep 17, 2020
articleImport Growth Shrinks, July Trade Balance Recorded a surplus of USD 3.26 billion
When viewed from the type of imported goods, the biggest decline occurred in the type of consumer goods whose growth was minus 21.01%. Meanwhile, imports of supporting raw materials and capital goods grew by -2.5% and 10.82%, respectively.
Aug 21, 2020
articleReturning to Surplus, the Trade Balance of June 2020 Gives a Positive Signal
BPS sees a positive signal shown from the current trade balance data, that is an increase in export and import compared to the export and import figures in the previous month.
Jul 16, 2020
articleNon Oil And Gas Import Dropped, Trade Balance of March Swings Back Into Surplus
BPS considers this condition should be the concern of the Government, because the decline in non-oil and gas import was driven by a decline in import of raw material by 2.82% and import of capital goods down to 13.07%, during January-March.
Apr 16, 2020
articleTrade Balance Records a USD 2.3 billion Surplus in February
The Central Statistics Agency (Badan Pusat Statistik/BPS) announced Indonesia's trade balance in February had a surplus of USD 2.35 billion. While for the January-February period, there was a surplus of USD 1.69 billion
Mar 17, 2020
articleChina's Imports to Indonesia Plummet on Corona Impact
Corona virus outbreak or known as Covid-19 already has an impact on economic activity in Indonesia. The spread of this deadly virus is enough to affect the performance of Indonesia's export-import to China.
Mar 9, 2020
