Indonesia’s trade balance strengthened in February 2026, with the surplus rising to $1.28 billion, up from $0.96 billion recorded in January 2026.
The latest figures, updated on 1 April 2026, indicate an improvement in Indonesia’s external position month-on-month. While detailed breakdowns of exports and imports were not provided, the increase in the overall trade surplus suggests that the country continues to maintain a positive gap between what it sells abroad and what it buys from overseas.
This widening surplus may provide additional support to Indonesia’s current account and could be viewed positively by investors monitoring the country’s external resilience and currency stability.
