China Still Floods Indonesia with Non-Oil and Gas Imports in July 2022: How Much Was It?

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Dzulfiqar Fathur Rahman 16/08/2022 15:20 WIB

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Indonesia's non-oil and gas (non-migas) imports from China reached US$5.94 billion in July, according to the Central Statistics Agency (BPS).

Non-Oil and Gas (Nonmigas) Imports, by Major Trading Partner (July 2022)

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Non-Oil and Gas (Nonmigas) Imports, by Major Trading Partner (July 2022)

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The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) reports that Indonesia's non-oil and gas imports still originate from its traditional trading partners, such as China, Japan, Thailand, and Singapore.

Non-oil and gas imports from China reached US$5.94 billion in July 2022. The Bamboo Curtain country contributed 35.17% to the total non-oil and gas imports, making it the largest source of Indonesia's non-oil and gas imports.

Trade relations with China have surged since the country joined the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 2001.

Japan is the second largest source of non-oil and gas imports to Indonesia. In July, imports from Japan reached US$1.5 billion. Next, non-oil and gas imports from Thailand amounted to US$950 million.

ASEAN countries are also major sources. Non-oil and gas imports from these neighboring countries reached US$2.87 billion, equivalent to 17.01% of the total.

Overall, Indonesia's goods imports grew by 39.86% to US$21.35 billion in July compared to the previous year.

Editor : Annissa Mutia

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