Indonesia's trade balance in November 2018 recorded a deficit of USD 2,05 billion, most of which was triggered by the oil and gas balance deficit. Cumulatively, Indonesia's non-oil and gas trade balance during January-November 2018 recorded a surplus of USD 4,64 billion but was unable to cover the oil and gas balance deficit of USD 12,15 billion in the same period.
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