Indonesia's July Trade Surplus Reaches $4.17 Billion

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The Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) announced on September 1 that the trade surplus reached $4.17 billion in July 2025, maintaining a surplus for the 63rd consecutive month (from May 2020 onwards).Cumulative exports, January-July$160.16 billionYear-on-year growth8.03%of which non-hydrocarbon exports grew9.55% to $152.2 billionThe main reason for this is thatPalm oil, jewelry and semiconductorsand other processed products to promote.

Exports for a single month in July$24.75 billionYear-on-year increase9.86%(math.) genusVegetable oils and fats (+82.72%),Mechanical equipment (+69.02%)respond in singingPrecious Metals (+47.41%)The rise was significant. Imports during the same period amounted to $136.51 billion.Increase of 3.41%. Growth in imports of capital goods20.56% to $27.38 billionIncludesMachinery, electrical equipment and automotive partsThe

Non-oil and gas trade surplus in July$5.75 billionBut the oil and gas deficitUS$ 1.58 billionThe main reasonIncrease in crude oil importsTheBPSNoting that.Manufacturing exports continue to recoverbut need to be concernedGlobal energy price volatilityImpact on import costs.

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