Indonesia continued its robust trade performance in October 2025, posting a surplus of USD 2.39 billion, marking 66 consecutive months of trade surpluses since May 2020. Total exports reached USD 24.24 billion, slightly down 1.79% month-on-month due to lower oil and gas exports (-10.14%) and non-oil exports (-1.44%). Key non-oil export performers included aluminum and related products (+68.45%), cocoa and its derivatives (+53.15%), and chemical products (+51.78%). Major markets for non-oil exports remain China, the United States, and India, accounting for USD 93.33 billion or 41.84% of total non-oil exports from January to October 2025.
October imports totaled USD 21.84 billion, up 7.42%, primarily composed of raw materials (70.45%), capital goods (20.46%), and consumer goods (9.09%). Import growth was highest from Mexico (+248.23%), the UAE (+61.49%), and Saudi Arabia (+31.90%). Cumulatively, the January–October 2025 trade surplus was driven by non-oil trade surplus of USD 51.51 billion, offsetting an oil and gas deficit of USD 15.63 billion, surpassing the USD 24.89 billion surplus recorded in the same period in 2024. Key contributors included trade surpluses with the United States (USD 17.40 billion), India (USD 11.37 billion), and the Philippines (USD 7.09 billion).
