Indonesia's import value in January 2025 reached USD 18.00 billion, down 15.18% compared to December 2024. Oil and gas imports in January 2025 were worth USD 2.48 billion, down 24.69% compared to December 2024. Meanwhile, Oil and gas imports in January 2025 were worth USD 2.48 billion, down 24.69% compared to December 2024. Acting Head of the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) Amalia Adininggar Widyasanti said that imports in January 2025 reached a total of USD 18 billion, down slightly by 2.67% compared to January 2024. "Imports by use in January 2025, all types of imports fell on a monthly basis. On an annual basis, there was a decline in consumer goods and auxiliary raw materials. However, imports of capital goods are still increasing," said Amalia in a BPS press conference, Monday (2/17/2025).
The three largest non-oil and gas import supplier countries in January 2025 were China at USD 6.34 billion (40.86%), Japan at USD1.15 billion (7.42%), and the United States at USD 0.76 billion (4.92%). Non-oil and gas imports from ASEAN were USD 2.39 billion (15.41%) and the European Union USD 0.87 billion (5.60%). During January 2025, the value of capital goods imports increased by USD 0.06 billion (1.74%) compared to the same month the previous year. On the other hand, the raw/auxiliary materials and consumer goods categories fell by USD 0.42 billion (3.15%) and consumer goods by USD 0.13 billion (7.16%), respectively.
