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Borrell says EU to manage ties with China in 'constructive' manner
Economy 2 years ago

Borrell says EU to manage ties with China in 'constructive' manner

Borrell, who was speaking at a press briefing after talks with his Chinese counterpart, Foreign Minister Wang Yi, said "we need fairness, balance and reciprocity in order to remain as open as we are and want to be".
Indonesia banks on RCEP for reduced uncertainty in global trade
Business 5 years ago

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Indonesia banks on RCEP for reduced uncertainty in global trade

The RCEP, which represents nearly one-third of the global economy, is expected to grow the Indonesian economy by 0.05 percent between 2021 and 2032, according to an estimate from the Finance Ministry’s Fiscal Policy Agency.
75 years of Indonesian trade: The struggle to diversify exports, cut imports
Business 6 years ago

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75 years of Indonesian trade: The struggle to diversify exports, cut imports

Indonesia's trade surplus peaked at US$39.7 billion in 2007, thanks to exports of, among other things, coal, crude palm oil, rubber, timber, bauxite and nickel.
Pertamina loses partners, eyes new investors for refinery megaprojects
Business 6 years ago

Pertamina loses partners, eyes new investors for refinery megaprojects

Several refineries, once completed, are expected to double Indonesia’s fuel output, enabling Pertamina to meet the country’s growing transportation fuel demand without raising fuel imports, a major contributor to the nation’s trade deficit.
Indonesia’s falling imports signals cooling economic activity
Business 6 years ago

Indonesia’s falling imports signals cooling economic activity

The country recorded US$12.54 billion in imports in April, an 18.58 percent drop from the same period last year.
Indonesia posts trade deficit in April as exports, imports plunge
Business 6 years ago

Indonesia posts trade deficit in April as exports, imports plunge

Indonesia’s trade balance swung back to a trade deficit of US$350 million in April on the back of falling commodity prices and plummeting global demand amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Statistics Indonesia (BPS) has announced.
COVID-19 pandemic looms over Indonesia’s record-high trade surplus
Business 6 years ago

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COVID-19 pandemic looms over Indonesia’s record-high trade surplus

Indonesian imports from China, its largest trading partner, fell $1.08 billion in February compared to the same period last year.
‘We have many tanks to fill’: Indonesia to make the most out of globally low oil prices
Business 6 years ago

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‘We have many tanks to fill’: Indonesia to make the most out of globally low oil prices

Oil imports, which reached US$1.18 billion in January, up 19.9 percent from the same month last year, are a main contributor to Indonesia’s trade deficit.
Indonesia posts $864m trade deficit in January as oil and gas exports slump
Business 6 years ago

Indonesia posts $864m trade deficit in January as oil and gas exports slump

The country recorded a total of $13.41 billion in exports in January, a 3.71 percent decrease year-on-year (yoy), while total imports fell 4.78 percent yoy to $14.28 billion.
PLN to use LNG in 52 power plants to help reduce oil imports
Business 6 years ago

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PLN to use LNG in 52 power plants to help reduce oil imports

The Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry issued a decree dated Jan. 10 ordering PLN to only use liquefied natural gas (LNG) in 52 power plants.

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