Indonesia’s merchandise trade experienced deficit of US$ 0.1 billion in July contrasting to June’s US$ 0.3 billion surplus. The merchandise exports declined 5.1 percent Y-o-Y in July 2019. Non-Oil gas exports declined 6.88 percent whereas Oil and gas exports increased 13.35 percent in July 2019. Meanwhile, imports declined 15.21 percent amid government decision to narrow the current account deficit (CAD). Moreover, Oil and gas imports declined 34.28 percent.

Amid of trade tensions and import substitution policy of government to reduce CAD, exports and imports are likely to remain soft in coming months.

Last updated: 

Related Dashboards

Cuba: Venezuela, China, Spain Among Top Trade Partners as US Revists Embargo Terms
50+ Years of Cuba's economic performance | Who trades with Cuba?

Learn more >

India Coffee Exports Summary

Learn more >

IMF Trade statistics, 2013

Learn more >

Are you sure you want to delete this page?

Are you sure you want to delete this document?

Unable to delete the page because it has shortcuts referencing it at the following locations:

    Please delete these shortcuts first, then delete page itself.