Indonesia's November exports up 9.1% y/y, more than expected


JAKARTA: Indonesia's exports rose 9.14% in November from a year earlier to $24.01 billion, official data showed on Monday, above a projected increase of 4.92% in a Reuters poll of analysts.

Shipments of manufactured products rose nearly 14% on an annual basis to $18.27 billion. However, exports of top commodities such as coal fell 4.4% from a year earlier, while palm oil shipments were up by only 2.2%.

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