EXPORT
• Indonesia's export value in September 2017 reached US $ 14.54 billion or decreased 4.51 percent compared to August 2017. Meanwhile, compared to September 2016, it increased by 15.60 percent.
• Non-oil / non-gas exports in September 2017 reached US $ 13.10 billion, decrease 6.09 percent compared to August 2017, while compared to September 2011 exports rose 13.76 percent.
• The cumulative value of Indonesia's exports from January to September 2017 reached US $ 123.36 billion or an increase of 17.36 percent compared to the same period in 2016, while non-oil exports reached US $ 111.89 billion or an increase of 17.27 percent.
• The largest decrease in non-oil exports in September 2017 to August 2017 occurred in animal / vegetable fats and oils of US $ 186.4 million (9.06 percent), while the largest increase occurred in mineral fuels of US $ 182.8 million (10.66 percent ).
• According to the sector, non-oil and gas exports from January-September 2017 rose 14.51 percent over the same period in 2016, as well as agricultural exports rose 18.35 percent and mining and other exports rose 34.75 percent.
• The largest non-oil / gas exports in September 2017 were China's US $ 1.89 billion, followed by the United States at US $ 1.46 billion and Japan at US $ 1.31 billion, with the third contribution reaching 35.57 percent. While exports to the EU (28 countries) amounted to US $ 1.31 billion.
• By province of origin, Indonesia's largest export in January-September 2017 came from West Java with US $ 21.51 billion (17.43 percent), followed by East Java US $ 13.75 billion (11.14 percent) and East Kalimantan US $ 12.83 billion (10.40 percent)
IMPORT
• Indonesia's import value in September 2017 reached US $ 12.78 billion or decreased 5.39 percent compared to August 2017, but increased 13.13 percent compared to September 2016.
• Non-oil / gas imports in September 2017 reached US $ 10.85 billion, decline 5.67 percent compared to August 2017, but increased by 13.80 percent compared to September 2016.
• The September 2017 oil and gas imports reached US $ 1.93 billion, decrease 3.79 percent compared to August 2017 and also increased by 9.54 percent compared to September 2016.
• The largest increase in non-oil imports in September 2017 compared to August 2017 was fruits of US $ 44.2 million (51.10 percent), while the biggest decrease was machineries and mechanical aircraft of US $ 113.0 million (5.90 percent).
• The country's largest non-oil / gas imports supplier during January-September 2017 was China with US $ 24.81 billion (26.07 percent), Japan US $ 10.90 billion (11.46 percent) and Thailand US $ 6.89 billion 7.24 percent). Non-oil and gas imports from ASEAN were 20.61 percent, while from the EU 9.43 percent.
• The import value of all categories of good goods / consumer goods, raw materials / auxiliary goods and capital goods during January-September 2017 increased from 11.81 percent, 15.21 percent and 9.51 percent respectively.
