Indonesia's export value in October 2017 reached US $ 15.09 billion and Indonesia's import value in October 2017 reached US $ 14.19 billion

Release Date	:	November 15, 2017
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Abstract

EXPORT

Indonesia's export value in October 2017 reached US $ 15.09 billion or increased 3.62 percent compared to September 2017. Meanwhile, compared to October 2016, it increased by 18.39 percent.
Non-oil and gas exports in October 2017 reached US $ 13.67 billion, up 4.22 percent compared to September 2017, while non-oil and gas exports in October 2016 rose 17.00 percent.
Cumulatively, the value of Indonesian exports from January to October 2017 reached US $ 138.46 billion, an increase of 17.49 percent over the same period in 2016, while non-oil exports reached US $ 125.58 billion, an increase of 17.26 percent.
The largest increase of non-oil and gas exports in October 2017 to September 2017 occurred in the ores, crust and metal ash of US $ 120.1 million (34.56 percent), while the largest decrease occurred in jewelry / gems of US $ 131.3 million (22.74 percent).
According to the sector, non-oil and gas exports from January-October 2017 rose 14.32 percent over the same period in 2016, as well as agricultural exports rose 14.55 percent and exports of mining and other products rose 36.42 percent.
The largest non-oil and gas export in October was to China, US $ 2.34 billion, followed by US $ 1.39 billion and Japan US $ 1.29 billion, contributing 36.74 percent. Meanwhile, exports to the EU (28 countries) amounted to US $ 1.43 billion.
By province of origin, Indonesia's largest export in January-October 2017 came from West Java with US $ 24.15 billion (17.44 percent), East Java diiku of US $ 15.32 billion (11.07 percent) and East Kalimantan US $ 14.49 billion (10.46 percent).

IMPORT

The value of Indonesian imports in October 2017 reached US $ 14.19 billion, up 11.04 percent compared to September 2017, as compared to October 2016, it increased by 23.33 percent
non-oil and gas imports in October 2017 reached US $ 11.99 billion, up 10.52 percent compared to September 2017, as compared to October 2016 which increased 20.33 percent.
October 2017 oil and gas imports reached US $ 2.20 billion, up 13.96 percent compared to September 2017 and also increased 42.67 percent compared to October 2016.
The largest increase in non-oil imports in October 2017 compared to September 2017 was iron and steel at US $ 182.9 million (28.68 percent), while the biggest decrease was the mineral fuel category of US $ 57.0 million (52.10 percent).
The country's largest non-oil and gas imports supplier during January-October 2017 was forged by China with US $ 27.98 billion (26.12 percent), Japan US $ 12.37 billion (11.55 percent) and Thailand US $ 7.64 billion 7.13 percent). Non-oil imports from ASEAN are 20.50 percent, while the EU is 9.34 percent.
The import value of all categories of good use of consumer goods, raw materials / auxiliaries and capital goods during January-October 2017 increased from 13.48 percent, 16.32 percent and 9.54 percent in the same period of the previous year.

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