JAKARTA: Indonesia posted a trade surplus of $4.18 billion in July, beating expectations on strong shipments of palm oil products and machinery, while imports fell, official data showed on Monday.
The July surplus was slightly higher than the $4.1 billion recorded for the previous month, and stronger than a $3.2 billion forecast from analysts polled by Reuters.
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