Indonesia's non-oil and gas export performance continues to rely heavily on three major international markets: China, the United States (US), and India. According to Minister of Trade Budi Santoso, exports to these three nations collectively totaled USD 93.33 billion through the January–October 2025 period, representing a commanding 41.8% of the national non-oil and gas export total. While these key partners solidify the nation's trade base, the Ministry also noted significant growth in emerging markets, with exports to Switzerland, Bangladesh, and Singapore recording the highest cumulative increases. Regionally, shipments to West Africa, Central Asia, and Western Europe also showed robust growth, diversifying Indonesia's global reach.

In line with global trade dynamics, Indonesia's cumulative imports for the same period reached USD 198.16 billion, an increase of 2.19%. This rise was driven by a strong 18.67% increase in capital goods imports—including essential items such as CPUs, electric vehicles, and sorting machinery. This suggests a healthy domestic investment environment aimed at supporting industry modernization. However, imports of both raw/auxiliary materials and consumer goods saw declines, highlighting a shifting import structure and potential efforts to prioritize capital investment that bolsters Indonesia's long-term production capabilities.

Source: https://www.niaga.asia/tiongkok-as-dan-india-masih-pasar-utama-ekspor-nonmigas/