JAKARTA–The Indonesian exports in March 2014 increased to be US$ 15,21 billions or increased 3,95% than in February 2014. But if it is compared to March 2013, it increased 1,24%. Central Statistic Board (CSB) reported.
The increasing export in March 2014 happened for the increasing non oil and gas for about 5,59% from US$ 11,9 billions to be US$12,57 billions. “But the oil and gas sectors decreased 3,24% from US$ 2,73 billions to be US$ 2,64 billions,” Head of CSB, Suryamin, in his office in said to InfoSAWIT, Friday (2/5/2014).
He thought, if it was calculated, the export in the first quarter 2014 could be US$ 44,32 billions or it decreased 2,42% than the same period in 2013. The non oil and gas export in the first quarter reached US$ 36,45 billions or it decreased 2,2%.
Suryamin continued, the biggest export in Indonesiaa was dominated by mineral fuel about US$ 5,63 billions, such as, coal, vegetable fat and oil. “The bigger second was crude palm oil (CPO) US$ 5,29 billions,” he said. (T3)
