1.
Oil
& Gas and Non Oil & Gas Imports
Indonesia’s
imports in April 2014 reached USD 16,256.3 million, increased USD 1,732.6
million (11.93 percent) from March 2014. This was due to the increase in the
value of non-oil & gas imports by USD 2,034.1 million (19.32 per cent),
although oil & gas imports fell by USD 301.5 million (7.55 percent). The
decline in oil & gas imports was triggered by the decrease in imports of
crude oil and oil products by USD 351.8 million (24.78 percent) and USD11.8
million (0.50 percent), respectively. While, gas imports increased by USD62.1
million (29.63 percent).
Indonesia’s
imports from January to April 2014 reached USD49,486.9 million, down USD2,627.1
million (4.23 percent) over the same period of the previous year. The decline
oil & gas imports by USD445.2 million (2.94 percent) and non-oil & gas
imports by USD2,181.9 million (4.64 percent) triggered a decrease in the value
of Indonesian imports. In more detail, the decline in oil & gas imports was
caused by the decline in the value of imports of crude oil and oil products by
USD307.1 million (6.45 percent) and USD151.4 million (1.63 percent),
respectively, although gas imports increased by USD13.3 million (1.20 percent).
2. Non
Oil & Gas Imports by 2-Digit HS Group of Goods
During
April 2014, the value of Indonesian non-oil & gas imports reached USD12,563.2 million. Of the ten major
categories of goods, only motor vehicles and parts thereof which experienced a
decrease in import value compared to March 2014, which is by USD4.4 million or
0.78 percent. While, nine other groups of goods experienced an increase in
import value.
Of
the nine categories of goods which experienced an increase in import value, two
classes of goods increased over USD200.00 million, they are machinery and
mechanical appliances by USD356.5 million (17.80 percent). The following three
classes of goods increased from USD100.0 million to USD200.0 million, namely
was from the food industry by USD 134.1 million (92.67 percent), plastics and
articles thereof by USD108.8 million (17.47 percent), and iron and steel by USD
105.0 million (15.59 percent). While, the remaining four groups of goods
increased below USD100.0, i.e. cotton by USD88.7 million (46.71 percent),
cereals by USD81.7 million (33.96 percent), organic chemicals by USD77.0
million (13.65 percent), and articles of iron and steel by USD 63.9 million
(21.22 percent)
3.
Non
Oil & gas Import by Main Countries of Origin
Business News - June 4, 2014
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