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View all search resultsThe country logged a trade surplus of US$21.74 billion last year, the second-highest figure in the country’s history, as imports plunged, a signal that economists said reflected a lagging domestic economic recovery compared with its main trading partners, such as China.
Indonesia booked a US$1 billion current account surplus in the third quarter, the country’s first surplus since 2011, as imports fell faster than exports due to weak domestic demand amid the coronavirus pandemic, Bank Indonesia (BI) announced Friday.