JAKARTA, Aug 14 (Reuters): Indonesia's trade surplus may have narrowed to US$3.93 billion last month due to weakening export performance as global trade activity slows, according to economists polled by Reuters.
South-East Asia's biggest economy booked a larger-than-expected trade surplus of $5.09 billion in June on the back of palm oil exports resuming after a three-week ban was lifted in May.
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