Indonesia's GDP growth gained speed in Q2 on record exports


BENGALURU: Indonesia's economy likely accelerated last quarter, buoyed by strong exports and private consumption, but a slowdown in China and the threat of a global recession pose significant risks in coming months, a Reuters poll found.

With rising global commodity prices, the resource-rich country has been enjoying an export boom. Its trade surplus in 2022's first half was the highest on record at $24.89 billion, more than double that of the same period in 2021.

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