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00:09Indonesia's trade surplus in January 2025 recorded a surplus of US$3.45 billion.
00:18With this achievement, Indonesia's trade surplus has broken the surplus for 57 months, since May 2020.
00:27The Statistical Center reported that Indonesia's trade surplus in January 2025 recorded a surplus of US$3.45 billion, or a monthly increase of US$1.2 billion.
00:45With this achievement, Indonesia's trade surplus in January 2025 recorded a surplus of US$3.45 billion, or a monthly increase of US$1.2 billion.
00:59The Statistical Center reported that Indonesia's trade surplus in January 2025 recorded a surplus of US$3.45 billion, or a monthly increase of US$1.2 billion.
01:20With this achievement, Indonesia's trade surplus in January 2025 recorded a surplus of US$3.45 billion, or a monthly increase of US$1.2 billion.
01:42The Statistical Center reported that Indonesia's trade surplus in January 2025 recorded a surplus of US$3.45 billion, or a monthly increase of US$1.2 billion.
02:11At the same time, the trade surplus for the MIGAS community recorded a deficit of US$1.43 billion, with the deficit donor community, i.e. crude oil and oil results.
02:23The Statistical Center reported that Indonesia's trade surplus in January 2025 recorded a surplus of US$3.45 billion, or a monthly increase of US$1.2 billion.
02:47At the same time, Indonesia's trade surplus in January 2025 recorded a surplus of US$3.45 billion, or a monthly increase of US$1.4 billion.
02:59Meanwhile, the trade surplus for Indonesia, i.e. the United States, recorded a surplus of US$1.58 billion, which was boosted by the engine and electrical equipment, clothing, accessories, and footwear.
03:21Meanwhile, the trade surplus for India, which recorded a surplus of US$0.77 billion, was boosted by the commodity of mineral fuels, organic chemicals, fats, and animal oils.
03:33Meanwhile, the trade surplus for the Philippines, which recorded a surplus of US$0.73 billion, was boosted by the commodity of vehicles and parts, as well as mineral fuels.
03:44Meanwhile, the trade surplus for China, which recorded a surplus of US$1.77 billion, and Australia, which recorded a surplus of US$0.19 billion, as well as Ecuador, which recorded a surplus of US$0.13 billion.
04:06Although Indonesia recorded a trade surplus, if we look at it more closely, Indonesia's export value in January 2025 experienced a contraction.
04:18What is the extent of the contraction that occurred? We present the information.
04:26The Statistical Center reported that Indonesia's export value in January 2025 was US$21.45 billion in January 2025. This figure shows a contraction of 8.56% from December 2024.
04:43Although there was a monthly contraction, if compared to the same period in 2024 or annually, exports grew by 4.68%.
04:52There was also a decrease in export value monthly in January 2025, driven by non-migrant exports, especially the commodity of mineral fuels, fats, and animal oils.
05:05In January 2025, the export value reached US$21.45 billion, or a decrease of 8.56% compared to December 2024.
05:23The export value of migas was recorded at US$1.06 billion, or a decrease of 31.35%.
05:35More specifically, based on BPS data, Indonesia's export value of migas in January 2025 was recorded at US$1.06 billion, or a monthly contraction of 31.35%, and a yearly contraction of 24.38%.
05:51While for non-migas, the export value turned out to be US$20.4 billion, or a decrease of 6.96% from the previous month, but still grew 24.38% from the same period in the previous year.
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06:11Mirsa Banan Pusat Statistik reported that Indonesia's export value of the premium commodity, namely coal, iron and lead, as well as its CPOs and derivatives, recorded a weakening in January 2025.
06:24There were also three premium commodities that Mirsa gave a share of around 28.08% of Indonesia's total non-migas exports in January 2025, which reached US$20.4 billion, or a decrease of 6.96% compared to December 2024.
06:44According to Rinci, Mirsa's export value of coal in January 2025 was US$2.17 billion, or a monthly contraction of 19.33%, and a yearly contraction of 9.99%.
06:59BPS said that the export of coal in January 2025 was a decrease in terms of volume and price, where the decline in coal exports occurred to China, which is one of the main purposes of Indonesia's coal exports.
07:14Next, the export value of iron and lead reached US$2.12 billion, or a decrease of 10.41% per month and a decrease of 7.63% per year.
07:26Then, Mirsa's export value of CPOs and derivatives reached US$1.44 billion, a decrease of 24.1% per month and 16.68% per year.
07:39BPS said that the main factor was the export of CPOs because the price of the commodities was globally weakening.
07:46There was also a decrease in the volume of exports of CPOs and derivatives occurred to Indonesia's trading partners, namely India, Pakistan, China, the United States, and Bangladesh.
07:56From exports, Mirsa went to imports, where BPS also reported a decrease in import activity in January 2025.
08:05And to find out more, let's take a look at the information.
08:12The Center for Statistics reported that Indonesia's import activity in January 2025 fell by 15.18% per month, only reaching US$18 billion.
08:24BPS stated that the reason for the weakening of imports in January 2025 was because some of the imported commodities experienced a decrease.
08:31In addition, the industrial activity also mentioned by BPS has not fully recovered.
08:35It is estimated that there will be a long holiday period for some of the commodities in January 2025.
08:40Migas imports amounted to US$2.48 billion, or fell by 24.69%, and non-migas imports amounted to US$15.52 billion, which also experienced a decrease of 13.43%.
09:02If viewed based on usage, consumer goods imports, raw materials or supplies, and capital goods compacts experienced a decrease in January 2025.
09:10Based on BPS data, consumer goods imports amounted to US$1.64 billion, or fell by 28.65% from the previous month.
09:20Then, raw materials or supplies imports amounted to US$13.24 billion, or fell by 13.11%, and capital goods imports amounted to US$3.91 billion, or fell by 15.19%.
09:41BPS reported that the reason for the weakening of imports in January 2025 was because some of the imported commodities experienced a decrease.
09:47In addition, BPS also mentioned that industrial activities are not 100% recovered because there is a holiday period for some of the commodities in January 2025.
09:58Meanwhile, the head of the macroeconomic and financial center of Indef, Mr. Rizal Taufik Kurahman,
10:04said that the decrease in Indonesian imports signals a weakening of the manufacturing industry.
10:09He stressed that the manufacturing sector in the country is not fully recovered.
10:14This can be seen from the decrease in the import value of consumer goods and the import of raw materials or supplies in January.
10:22Not only imported goods, but also Indonesian exports, which also experienced a decrease.
10:27He said that external factors such as geopolitical tensions and tight monetary policies in developed countries contributed to economic pressures.
10:36Thus, internal challenges such as a decrease in export value and a lack of product diversification are considered to worsen the situation.
10:44In the future, the government will be asked to focus more on economic transformation,
10:48which encourages real hillarization and also strengthens the competitiveness of manufacturing products.
10:53If not, the surplus of trade that is created is only temporary,
10:57because it is more caused by the weakening of imports, not by the continuous increase in export energy.
11:03Clearly, we hope that the government will not continue to be rigid and satisfied with the surplus of trade,
11:10but will be more focused on economic transformation,
11:14which is more continuous and also focused on hillarization and competitiveness of our trade industry.
11:21Mr. Mirza, we have enough information in this segment. Make sure you are still with us in IDX First Asian Closing.
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