Indonesia's Non-Oil and Gas Exports Reached 94.13% in June 2022

A report from Indonesia's Central Statistics Agency (BPS) shows that Indonesia's exports reached US$26.09 billion in June 2022. This figure is up 21.30% (month-on-month/mom) compared to May 2022, which amounted to US$21.51 billion.

Non-oil and gas exports accounted for 94.13% of Indonesia's total exports last month. Specifically, the manufacturing industry's exports were the largest, reaching Rp18.27 billion or 70.01% of total national exports. (Note: Rp18.27 billion needs to be converted to USD for consistency. The provided text mixes USD and Indonesian Rupiah inconsistently).

Next, mining and other exports reached US$5.93 billion in June 2022, equivalent to 22.72% of Indonesia's total exports last month.

Furthermore, exports from the agricultural, forestry, and fisheries sectors amounted to US$360 million last month, or 1.40% of Indonesia's total exports.

Meanwhile, oil and gas exports were recorded at US$1.53 billion in June 2022, equivalent to 5.87% of total national exports.

Cumulatively, Indonesia's export value during the January-June 2022 period reached US$141.06 billion, up 37.11% (year-on-year/yoy) compared to the same period in the previous year, which totaled US$102.88 billion.