BPS data shows a two-month streak of deficits after May's US$1.6 billion shortfall, though first-half surplus reached US$3.58 billion
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Meanwhile, for oil and gas commodities, there is still a deficit of 15.77 billion US dollars. Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) noted that Indonesia's goods trade balance experienced a surplus of 3.58 billion US dollars in the January-June 2026 period. "Throughout January-June 2026, Indonesia's goods trade balance experienced a surplus of 3.58 billion US dollars," said Deputy for Distribution and Services Statistics at BPS Ateng Hartono in Jakarta, Monday. That means, the trade deficit for two consecutive months after a negative performance of US$1.6 billion in May 2026.
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Meanwhile, for oil and gas commodities, there is still a deficit of 15.77 billion US dollars.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesJakarta (ANTARA) - The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) noted that Indonesia's goods trade balance experienced a surplus of 3.58 billion US dollars in the January-June 2026 period. "Throughout January-June 2026, Indonesia's goods trade balance experienced a surplus of 3.58 billion US dollars," said Deputy for Distribution and Services Statistics at BPS Ateng Hartono in Jakarta, Monday.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesTrade Balance June 2026 Deficit US$450 Million.
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That means, the trade deficit for two consecutive months after a negative performance of US$1.6 billion in May 2026.
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