Indonesia's export performance remained on a positive trajectory throughout 2025, recording a cumulative increase despite a slight monthly decline in November. Data indicates that while the global market faced seasonal fluctuations and cooling demand in specific sectors toward the end of the year, the total export value from January to November managed to surpass the previous year's figures. This growth was largely supported by the strength of non-oil and gas commodities, particularly in processed industrial products and downstream mineral resources. The resilience of these cumulative figures underscores the effectiveness of Indonesia's market diversification strategy and the steady productivity of its domestic export industries amidst global economic dynamics.
For association members and industry stakeholders, this cumulative growth signals a stable fundamental environment for international trade and long-term business planning. Although November's contraction reflected the impact of volatile global commodity prices, the overall annual trend suggests that Indonesian products remain highly competitive in the international arena. Looking ahead to 2026, the government and industrial sectors are expected to continue focusing on increasing the added value of export products and strengthening trade relations with emerging partner countries. By maintaining this cumulative momentum, Indonesia is well-positioned to navigate future global economic uncertainties while continuing to bolster its national trade balance.
