Indonesia's trade balance in December 2018 recorded a deficit of USD 1,1 billion, most of which was triggered by a non-oil and gas balance deficit. Cumulatively, throughout January-December 2018 the non-oil and gas trade balance actually still recorded a surplus of USD 3,8 billion but was unable to cover the oil and gas balance deficit of USD 12,4 billion in the same period so that the goods trade balance in total recorded a deficit of USD 8,57. 2018 billion throughout XNUMX.
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