According to data from the statistics bureau, Indonesia experienced a significant decline in exports during the month of July. On a yearly basis, exports dropped by 18.03% to reach $20.88 billion. This decline can be attributed to the falling prices of key commodities such as coal and palm oil, which are among the country’s top exports.
This dip in exports aligns with expectations and reflects the challenges faced by the Indonesian economy. The decrease in demand and lower prices for these commodities have affected the overall export performance of the country. As a major global supplier of coal and palm oil, Indonesia’s economy heavily relies on these commodities. The decline in prices has had a direct impact on the country’s export earnings and economic growth.
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