Indonesia has US$490m trade surplus in March
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[JAKARTA] Indonesia's trade surplus shrank in March in line with expectations, with exports and imports both contracting for the 18th straight month, the statistics bureau said on Friday.
It reported a US$490 million deficit for last month. That compares with the US$1.14 billion trade surplus Southeast Asia's largest economy had in February and the median forecast in a Reuters survey for a March surplus of US$500 million.
Exports fell 13.51 per cent from a year earlier to US$11.79 billion. The poll forecast a drop of 14.04 per cent.
Imports declined 10.41 per cent on a yearly basis in March, to US$11.30 billion. The March decline was less than the forecasted 12.02 per cent.
REUTERS
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