Indonesia Trade Surplus September 2025 US4,34 Billion
November 3, 2025 • Ben Asmadeus
Indonesia’s Central Statistics Agency (BPS) reported that the country’s goods trade balance posted a surplus of US4,34 billion in September 2025. Exports reached US24,68 billion, while imports were US20,34 billion.
The surplus extends a 65‑month streak of positive balances that began in May 2020, following August’s record‑high surplus of US5,49 billion for the year. Year‑on‑year, exports grew 11.41 % compared with a 7.17 % rise in imports, driven by non‑oil‑and‑gas commodities such as fats, oils, mineral fuels, and iron‑steel, whereas oil‑and‑gas remained in a US1,64‑billion deficit.
From January to September 2025, BPS recorded a cumulative goods surplus of US33,48 billion, supported by a US47,20‑billion surplus in non‑oil‑and‑gas items and a US13,71‑billion deficit in oil‑and‑gas. The United States, India and the Philippines were the top surplus‑contributing partners, while China, Australia and Singapore posted the largest deficits.
Source: DDTCNews