Indonesia's Exports to China Continue to Grow Amid Trade War

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]The Trade Minister recently said that Indonesia's exports to the two countries in January-August 2025 have continued to grow despite the ongoing trade war between the United States and China.Data show that Indonesia's exports to ChinaNon-oil and gas products amounted to $40.44 billion, up 8.68%.;Exports to the U.S. were $20.6 billion, with a trade surplus of $12.2 billion(Indonesia's largest source of surplus).

Major surplus countries are the United States, India ($9.43 billion), and the Philippines ($5.85 billion) Major deficit countries are China ($13.09 billion), and Singapore ($3.55 billion) The Minister emphasized that improving product competitiveness is key, noting that many rural exports are not allowed to enter the MSMEs Can Export program due to non-compliance with standards. "The Minister emphasized that improving the competitiveness of products is key.Current US-China trade tensions have escalated, with China recently restricting rare earth export technology and the US threatening to impose 100% tariffs on Chinese goods.

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