#non oil

Indonesia enjoyed a trade surplus of US$304.9 million in March but cumulatively from January to March it still ...

The government hopes Indonesia`s textile industries could increase their market contribution up to five percent in the ...

Industry minister MS Hidayat said the government relies on textile industry for the international competition ...

The International Labor Organization (ILO) has praised Indonesia`s economy which continues to grow amid the economic ...

The rupiah weakened 30 points to Rp9,775 against the US dollar on Thursday evening on expectation of higher ...

Central Java`s exports fell 5.65 percent to US$411.18 million in January this year from US$435.79 million in ...

Indonesia`s exports were down 2.51 percent in February to US$14.99 billion from US$15.37 billion in January. The ...

About 3.7 million people in Indonesia live on oil palm plantations, a senior agriculture ministry said. Speaking ...

Indonesia`s largest private airline company, the Lion Air, becomes one of the world`s fastest growing carrier as it ...

Deputy Minister for Trade Affairs Bayu Krisnamurthi said Indonesia expected its non-oil and non-gas exports would ...

National Statistic Bureau (BPS) here on Friday reported Indonesia experiences deficit in trade of US$171 million in ...

Indonesia saw a trade deficit of US$171 million in January 2013 as oil and gas imports soared to US$1.425 billion in ...

Bank Indonesia said Indonesia`s current account deficit could help weaken the country`s currency rupiah. ...

The government has set an economic growth target for 2012 at a range of between 6.3 percent and 6.5 percent but in ...

Finance Minister Agus Martowardojo said that the national economic growth in 2012 could only reach 6.23 percent ...