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--- In [email protected], "rezameutia" <rezameutia@...> wrote:
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> menurut menperindag mari pangestu, ekspor naik 35,4 percent menjadi
157,73 billion dollr, impor naik 40,05 percent menjadi 135,61 billion
dollar, tradenya surplus.
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> sementara pendapatan per kapita indonesia sudah tembus 3,000 dolar
atau 27 jt rupiah, naik 13%, dari 23,9 jt atau 2.349,6 dolar di tahun
2009.
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> RI records $22b surplus as exports jump 35.4 percent
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> Esther Samboh,
> The Jakarta Post, Jakarta
>
>
> Indonesia's trade balance posted a US$22 billion surplus in 2010 on
the back of robust export growth, mainly due to surging commodity
prices, according to the Central Statistics Agency (BPS).
>
> Exports rose 35.4 percent to reach an all-time record of $157.73
billion last year, led by rising prices of natural resource-based
commodities such as crude palm oil, coal, rubber and copper, BPS chief
Rusman Heriawan said on Tuesday.
>
> Imports grew faster than exports, increasing 40.05 percent to $135.61
billion in 2010, he added. "It's not a problem that our imports grew
faster than exports. What matters is that we could maintain a trade
surplus, because it will go to our foreign exchange reserves."
>
> Despite a widening overall surplus, Indonesia suffered a significant
$5.6 billion trade deficit with China, the nation that contributed the
most to Indonesia's trade deficit in 2010, Rusman said.
>
> "Brands from many countries assemble their products [in China].
Therefore a lot of final products are exported from there," he said in
reference to China's export-driven economy, which is also the world's
biggest exporter.
>
> Separately, Trade Minister Mari Elka Pangestu said Indonesia imported
a large amount of raw materials and capital goods from China in 2010 to
support domestic manufacturers with low prices.
>
> "We have shifted our imports of raw materials and capital goods from
countries such as the US and Europe to China so we could get lower
prices. That explains why our imports from China were so high," she
said.
>
> Mari said that the $5.6 billion deficit with China rose from $4.6
billion in 2009, but was "better" than the $7.2 billion deficit recorded
in 2008.
>
> She said that the widening deficit was not caused by the recent
implementation of ASEAN's free trade agreement with China.
>
> China and 10 ASEAN member nations, including Indonesia, implemented a
free trade agreement in 2010 that created the world's most populous free
trade area and its third largest in terms of gross domestic product.
>
> After China, most of Indonesia's imports came from Japan and
Singapore, with imports dominated by oil, gas, mechanical tools,
machinery and electricity tools, iron and steel, automobiles and spare
parts and organic chemicals.
>
> Meanwhile, the US, Japan and China remained Indonesia's major export
destinations in 2010.
>
> Mari said non-oil commodities dominated the nation's exports,
comprising $129.67 billion of exports, up 33 percent from 2010
nearly three times the government's targeted 8.5 percent increase.
>
> Rubber exports grew 67.3 percent to $8.41 billion in 2010, while palm
oil exports topped $11.73 billion, a 25.7 percent increase. Cacao
exports reached $1.38 billion, up 23 percent from 2009.
>
> Mari said robust growth in non-oil exports could be attributed to
significant volume increases for manufactured products, such as in the
automotive, footwear and textile industries. Automotive product exports
topped $2.3 billion, up 37.6 percent.
>
> The government has targeted the country's exports to reach $146
billion this year, a modest 15 percent increase compared to 2010, on the
back of rising prices for its main export commodities, including
textiles, footwear, paper, CPO and its end products, and processed cocoa
products, Mari said. (lnd)
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