18 July 2022 Indonesia's Q2 Trade was Solid, and Q3 Likely will be as Good as it Gets

Miguel Chanco (Chief EM Asia Economist)15th Jul 2022 15:55Emerging Asia, Daily Monitor, Weekly Monitor

Indonesia’s trade surplus bounced sharply in June, on the back of the U-turn on the palm oil ban...

...Downside risks from China have fallen materially, but the commodities lift will disappear from Q4.

The y/y trade hit to GDP growth in India in Q2 will be substantial, mainly due to adverse base effects.

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18 July 2022 Indonesia's Q2 Trade was Solid, and Q3 Likely will be as Good as it Gets

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