Indonesia's non-oil and gas trade balance in March 2019 recorded a surplus of USD 0,99 billion, able to cover the oil and gas balance deficit of USD 0,45 billion so that in total the trade balance recorded a surplus of USD 0,54 billion. Cumulatively, throughout January-March 2019 the non-oil and gas trade balance also recorded a surplus of USD 1,15 billion but was unable to cover the oil and gas balance deficit of USD 1,34 billion.
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS SERIES: TRADE AND INDUSTRY BRIEF, April 2019
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