Indonesia’s exports jumped more than expected in June, boosted by high prices of its main commodities like coal, nickel and tin, while imports were also bigger than expected, data by the country’s statistics bureau showed on Thursday.
Exports from Southeast Asia’s largest economy were $18.55 billion, up 54.46% from a year earlier, which was faster than the 49.90% rise expected in a Reuters poll. The pace was slightly slower than May’s 58.76% rise.
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