In April 2025, Indonesia experienced a substantial increase in imports, which rose 21.84% year-on-year to reach a four-month peak of USD 20.59 billion. This growth accelerated significantly from a 5.35% rise in March, greatly surpassing market predictions of a 7.75% increase. It represents the most robust growth since September 2022, driven by reducing global trade tensions after U.S. President Trump declared a 90-day truce. Over the first four months of the year, imports expanded by 6.27%, totaling USD 76.29 billion.