Indonesia

Indonesia is the twentyfourth (24°) exporting economy in the world. In 2016, Indonesia has exported USD 140 billions and has imported USD 132 billions, with a positive resulting trade balance of USD 8,07 billions. In 2016 Indonesia's GDP was USD 932 billions and its GDP per capita was USD 11.600.

The main goods exported by Indonesia are: (USD 14,4 billions), Coal briquettes (USD 11,9 billions), Gas (USD 6,22 billions), Crude petroleum (USD 4,93 billions) and Jewellery (USD 3,97 billions).

It's main imports are: Refined petroleum (USD 9,9 billions), Crude petroleum (USD 6,73 billions), Telephones (USD 3,56 billions), Vehicle parts (USD 2,56 billions) and Wheat (USD 2,41 billions).

The main export destinations of Indonesia are: China (USD 16,8 billions), United States (USD 16,2 billions), Japan (USD 16,1 billions), Singapore (USD 11,2 billions) and India (USD 10,1 billions).

The main origins of its imports are: China (USD 32,1 billions), Singapore (USD 25,8 billions), Japan (USD 11,3 billions), Malaysia (USD 6,67 billions) and South Korea (USD 6,61 billions).

Indonesia borders with Malaysia, Papua New Guinea and Timor East by land and Australia, Christmas Island, India, Palau, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam by sea.

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