Indonesia's Trade with America Always Shows a Surplus

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Indonesia-US Trade Balance, Exports, and Imports: 2011-2016

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Indonesia-US Trade Balance, Exports, and Imports: 2011-2016

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Indonesia has consistently recorded a trade surplus with the United States (US). In 2015, Indonesia's exports to the US reached US$16.2 billion, while imports from the US amounted to US$7.59 billion. As a result, Indonesia recorded a trade surplus of US$8.6 billion in 2015.

In 2016, Indonesia's non-oil and gas exports to the US reached US$15.3 billion, while imports from the US were only US$7.2 billion, resulting in another trade surplus of US$8.1 billion. Non-oil and gas exports to the US contributed 11.9 percent to total national non-oil and gas exports. Meanwhile, Indonesian imports from the US contributed only 6.2 percent of total imports. Indonesia's exports to the US have remained relatively stable, despite an overall decline in exports since 2011.

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