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Indonesia’s Trade Surplus Narrowed Slightly in January

Indonesia’s trade surplus narrowed in January as prices of key commodity exports including coal and natural gas declined during the month. The country recorded a trade surplus of $3.87 billion, narrowing slightly from $3.89 billion a month ago. Analysts polled by The Wall Street Journal tipped for a $3.27 billion surplus. Indonesia recorded trade surpluses […]

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Indonesia and Malaysia Saw Strong Economic Growth in 2022

The Malaysian economy closed 2022 on a strong note, with the fourth quarter GDP posting year-over-year growth of 7 percent. Growth for the entire year was 8.7 percent. Indonesia’s economy grew more slowly at 5.3 percent, but it was still the fastest rate in nine years. Coming on the heels of similarly robust economic growth in the Philippines, 2023 […]

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Indonesia: High Economic Growth Not Significantly Drop Poverty Rate; Bappenas Explains

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – Head of the National Planning Agency (Bappenas) Suharso Monoarfa acknowledged that high economic growth did not significantly lower the poverty rate. According to him, this was because of disruptions in the economy. The reduction in the poverty rate, he argued, was not substantial considering job creation was also not linear with economic growth. This occurred due to […]

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