Pada April 2023, neraca perdagangan barang Indonesia mencatat surplus senilai USD3,94 miliar, meningkat dibandingkan surplus Maret 2023 meskipun masih lebih rendah dibandingkan surplus April 2022 [1]. Capaian ini memperpanjang catatan surplus neraca perdagangan Indonesia menjadi 36 bulan berturut-turut. Terlepas dari kinerja positif pada perdagangan barang, Indonesia kedepannya perlu memberikan perhatian lebih pada perdagangan jasa, baik...Read More

Pada Maret 2023 lalu, neraca perdagangan Indonesia mencatat surplus senilai USD2,91 miliar. Surplus ini adalah yang ke-35 bulan berturut-turut sejak Mei 2020. Trade and Industry Brief edisi April ini membahas kinerja perdagangan Maret 2023 dan menyajikan pembahasan khusus tentang tinjauan kinerja perdagangan internasional Indonesia sepanjang tahun 2022 dibandingkan dengan tahun-tahun sebelumnya. Pada tahun 2022, ekspor...Read More

Green economy and low-carbon development have emerged as one of key economic development strategies in Indonesia. This strategy is meant to ensure future development not only results in high economic growth, but also secures social welfare and environmental sustainability. This strategy has also become a joint commitment of the G20 countries at the Bali Summit...Read More

The World Trade Organization’s dispute settlement body (DSB) viewed that Indonesia’s ban on the export of nickel ore had violated the regulations. Nevertheless, the Indonesian government is determined to lodge an appeal against the DSB’s decision and continue the plan to downstream the nickel processing domestically. The government’s decision to appeal is in line with...Read More

Various parties have expressed concern that a global food crisis is likely to occur by the end of 2022 and persist until 2023. This threat emerges due to several factors, including: the protracted Russian invasion that affects Ukrainian food production and trade; the commitment and trust of various countries to support each other’s supply chains...Read More

The government’s policy of diverting part of the fuel subsidy to a program to strengthen social protection as of 3 September has drawn various responses from the public. On the one hand, the government explains that the fuel subsidy has been misdirected, shackles the state budget, and is prone to swelling if world oil prices...Read More

Because of the ongoing volatility in global oil prices, the government decided to improve the fuel subsidy program (BBM). In the midst of various signals to raise subsidized fuel prices, the government announced an additional Rp 24.17 trillion [1] allocation of social assistance. This month’s Trade and Industry Brief examines the impact of global oil...Read More