January Trade Surplus in Indonesia Seen at $2.76 Billion
Economists expect Indonesia's January trade surplus to hit $2.76 billion. February inflation is also projected to rise to 4.31% amid steady export growth.
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The trade surplus for Indonesia is expected to have widened in January as robust export growth continued to outpace rising imports. According to a median forecast from a Reuters poll of 12 economists, the trade balance for the first month of 2026 is projected at $2.76 billion. This anticipated figure marks an increase from the $2.52 billion surplus recorded in December, though it falls short of the $3.45 billion surplus seen in January 2025.
