Chinese Imports Reach Up to IDR 1 T in November 2018
Topik Digital. Jakarta - The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) recorded the value of Indonesia's imports in the November 2018 period to reach US $ 16.88 billion, down 4.47% compared to October 2018.
Head of BPS Suhariyanto revealed that Indonesia had the most imports from China. The value of Indonesia's imports from the Bamboo Curtain country in November reached more than Rp 1 trillion.
"Based on the country of origin in China, in November, it recorded the largest imports of US $ 70.4 million (Rp. 1.02 T, exchange rate of Rp. 14,500), both United Kingdom of US $ 43.5 million and United Arab Emirates US $ 36.3 million , "Suhariyanto said at a press conference at the BPS Office, Jakarta, Monday (12/17/2018).
In addition, there were several countries which experienced a decline in import shipments such as Japan, which recorded a decline of US $ 225.3 million, Thailand US $ 128 million and India 87.7 million.
Suhariyanto explained that this import figure had decreased, such as consumer goods, including fruit products such as Chinese wine, mandarin oranges and pear fruit. While for raw materials also decreased such as soybeans, wheat, potassium fluoride.
"Capital goods also fell 5.92% like the gasoline engine and several other engines," he added.
Based on the use of goods from January to November 2018 for auxiliary raw materials, it was recorded to increase by 21.44% or US $ 130.35 as well. Then capital goods rose 24.80% or US $ 27.27 million and consumer goods rose 23.72% to US $ 15.71 million.
Head of BPS Suhariyanto revealed that Indonesia had the most imports from China. The value of Indonesia's imports from the Bamboo Curtain country in November reached more than Rp 1 trillion.
"Based on the country of origin in China, in November, it recorded the largest imports of US $ 70.4 million (Rp. 1.02 T, exchange rate of Rp. 14,500), both United Kingdom of US $ 43.5 million and United Arab Emirates US $ 36.3 million , "Suhariyanto said at a press conference at the BPS Office, Jakarta, Monday (12/17/2018).
In addition, there were several countries which experienced a decline in import shipments such as Japan, which recorded a decline of US $ 225.3 million, Thailand US $ 128 million and India 87.7 million.
Suhariyanto explained that this import figure had decreased, such as consumer goods, including fruit products such as Chinese wine, mandarin oranges and pear fruit. While for raw materials also decreased such as soybeans, wheat, potassium fluoride.
"Capital goods also fell 5.92% like the gasoline engine and several other engines," he added.
Based on the use of goods from January to November 2018 for auxiliary raw materials, it was recorded to increase by 21.44% or US $ 130.35 as well. Then capital goods rose 24.80% or US $ 27.27 million and consumer goods rose 23.72% to US $ 15.71 million.
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