Non-oil and Fuel Largest Contributor to Indonesia’s Imports in Might – 2024-06-23 14:44:20

Aerial photograph of export and import container loading and unloading actions on the Container Terminal (TPK) of Tanjung Emas Port, Semarang, Central Java. (Antara/Makna Zaezar)

The Central Statistics Company (BPS) recorded that Indonesia’s import worth in Might 2024 would attain US$19.40 billion. This worth is up 14.82% in comparison with April 2024. The non-oil and gasoline sector is the biggest contributor value US$ 16.65 billion or a rise of 19.70% in comparison with April 2024.

“The rise in imports on a month-to-month foundation is because of non-oil and gasoline imports,” stated BPS Deputy for Manufacturing Statistics M Habibullah at a BPS press convention, Wednesday (19/6).

In Might, oil and gasoline imports reached US$2.75 billion or decreased by 7.91% on a month-to-month foundation (month to month/mtm). In the meantime, non-oil and gasoline imports reached US$16.65 billion or a rise of 19.70% month-to-month (mtm).

In the meantime, on an annual foundation, imports in Might fell 8.83%. The worth of oil and gasoline and non-oil and gasoline imports fell 12.34% and eight.23%. The decline in non-oil and gasoline imports was pushed by automobiles and their elements, metal, equipment and mechanical gear.

Of the ten major classes of non-oil and gasoline items in April, electrical equipment/gear and its elements skilled the biggest lower of US$388.9 million or 17.07% in comparison with March 2024. In the meantime, the biggest enhance was sugar and confectionery value US$139.2 million or 48.64%. %.

The three largest suppliers of non-oil and gasoline imported items throughout January-April had been China, US$20.77 billion or 35.22%; Japan US$4.26 billion or 7.23%; and Thailand US$3.27 billion or 5.55%. Non-oil and gasoline imports from ASEAN had been US$10.46 billion or 17.74% and the European Union was US$3.64 billion or 6.16%. (Z-2)

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