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Indonesia's October trade surplus fell short of forecasts due to declining exports, despite a 66th consecutive month of surplus.
Indonesia’s October 2025 trade surplus narrowed to $2.4 billion, below the $3.72 billion forecast, as exports fell 2.31% year-on-year to $24.24 billion, mainly due to lower mining product shipments.
Imports dropped 1.15% to $21.84 billion, less than the expected 2.2% decline.
Despite weak commodity prices for coal and nickel, strong exports of palm oil, gold, and jewelry helped maintain the surplus, marking the 66th consecutive month of positive trade balance since 2020.
The data precedes upcoming inflation and economic reports.
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El superávit comercial de Indonesia en octubre se situó por debajo de las previsiones debido a la disminución de las exportaciones, a pesar del 66o mes consecutivo de superávit.