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- Indonesia recorded a trade surplus of $3.31 billion in December 2025, according to data released by the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) on January 16, 2026.
- The total value of Indonesia's exports in December 2025 reached $25.33 billion, while imports totaled $22.02 billion.
- Non-oil and gas exports contributed significantly to the overall export value, reaching $23.47 billion. Key non-oil and gas export commodities included coal, palm oil, and manufactured goods. Imports...
Indonesia’s Trade Surplus Reaches $3.31 Billion in December 2025
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Indonesia recorded a trade surplus of $3.31 billion in December 2025, according to data released by the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) on January 16, 2026. This surplus marks a positive end to the year for Indonesian trade, despite global economic headwinds.
Key Trade Figures for December 2025
The total value of Indonesia’s exports in December 2025 reached $25.33 billion, while imports totaled $22.02 billion. This resulted in the aforementioned $3.31 billion trade surplus. The figures represent a decrease in exports compared to November 2025,but a more meaningful decrease in imports.
- Exports: $25.33 billion (BPS Press Release)
- Imports: $22.02 billion (BPS Press Release)
- Trade Surplus: $3.31 billion (BPS Press Release)
Major Export and Import Commodities
Non-oil and gas exports contributed significantly to the overall export value, reaching $23.47 billion. Key non-oil and gas export commodities included coal, palm oil, and manufactured goods. Imports were largely dominated by raw materials, capital goods, and consumer goods.
“The trade surplus in December 2025 was primarily driven by strong performance in the non-oil and gas sector, particularly coal exports,” stated Margo Yuwono, Head of the BPS, in the official press release.
full-Year Trade Performance in 2025
Throughout 2025,indonesia maintained a trade surplus,totaling $39.18 billion.This represents a decrease compared to the $54.46 billion surplus recorded in 2024, reflecting a slowdown in global demand and lower commodity prices. The Ministry of Trade anticipates continued trade surpluses in 2026, albeit at a more moderate level.
the Indonesian Ministry of Trade is actively pursuing trade agreements with several countries to further boost exports. Negotiations are currently underway with the European Union and Australia. (Ministry of Trade,Republic of Indonesia)
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