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Indonesia’s trade surplus shrank to $950 million in January 2026 due to rising imports and slower exports, despite a 69-month surplus streak.
Indonesia’s trade surplus narrowed to $950 million in January 2026, the smallest in over a year, due to stronger imports and slower export growth, though the country extended its streak of consecutive monthly surpluses to 69 months.
Exports rose 3.39% year-on-year, while imports surged 18.21%, driven by higher purchases of capital goods and raw materials.
Inflation climbed to 4.76% in February, fueled by food, transportation, and housing costs, with Bank Indonesia maintaining a cautious policy stance amid global uncertainties.
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El superávit comercial de Indonesia se redujo a 950 millones de dólares en enero de 2026 debido al aumento de las importaciones y la desaceleración de las exportaciones, a pesar de una racha de superávit de 69 meses.