Indonesia's export growth seen slowing in Aug - Reuters poll

Reuters

Published Sep 13, 2022 04:36AM ET

JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's exports were seen slowing in August as prices of some of its top commodities declined, but its trade surplus was expected to hold up at around $4 billion, a Reuters poll showed on Tuesday.

Twenty one analysts surveyed by Reuters predicted exports from Southeast Asia's largest economy grew 19.19% on a yearly basis in August, down from the previous month's 32.03% growth.

Imports were seen rising 30.60% on a yearly basis, which was a slower growth compared with July's 39.86%.

The August trade surplus was seen at $4.09 billion, compared with the $4.22 billion surplus in the previous month.