Indonesia's Trade Surplus Shrinks as Imports Surge, Oil and Gas Deficit Weighs
Indonesia's imports surged by nearly 20% in January-September, significantly outpacing export growth. This, combined with a substantial oil and gas deficit, is squeezing the overall trade surplus. The government aims to support the economy by boosting trade activities.
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