Indonesia's June 2022 Imports Dominated by Raw Materials

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Cindy Mutia Annur 21/07/2022 14:40 WIB

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The BPS report notes that the value of imported raw materials/supporting materials contributed the most in June 2022, reaching 77.55% of total national imports.

Indonesia's Import Percentage by Goods Usage (June 2022)

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Indonesia's Import Percentage by Goods Usage (June 2022)

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Indonesia's Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) recorded imports worth US$21 billion in June 2022. This figure represents a 12.87% month-on-month (mom) increase compared to May 2022, which stood at US$18.61 billion.

Based on the use of goods, the largest import value came from raw materials/intermediate goods, amounting to US$16.23 billion or 77.55% of total national imports in June 2022. Raw materials/intermediate goods are materials used in the production process to produce finished or semi-finished goods.

Capital goods imports amounted to US$3.08 billion or 14.27% of total imports. Meanwhile, consumer goods imports reached US$1.70 billion or 8.18% of total national imports in June 2022.

By sector, Indonesia's largest imports in June 2022 originated from non-oil and gas products, totaling US$17.33 billion. Oil and gas imports amounted to US$3.67 billion.

The largest source country for non-oil and gas imports was China, with a 35.25% share of total national non-oil and gas imports. This was followed by Japan with an 8.42% share.

Cumulatively, Indonesia's imports from January to June 2022 reached US$116.18 billion, a 27.62% year-on-year (yoy) increase compared to the same period the previous year, which totaled US$91.04 billion.

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