Indonesia - United States Trade 2024 Whole Year: $5.37B Surplus
Key Market Takeaways: Indonesia - United States Trade
The bilateral trade relationship between Indonesia and United States shows robust growth with notable volatility in 2024.
- Indonesia holds a $5.37B trade surplus, exporting $10.24B (up YoY) while importing $4.87B from the U.S., reflecting strong demand for its goods.
- Indonesia - United States trade statistics reveal a resource-for-tech exchange: Indonesia supplies electrical machinery, apparel, and raw materials (rubber, palm oil), while importing U.S. mineral fuels and high-tech machinery.
- Complementary economies—Indonesia’s lower-complexity exports balance U.S. advanced manufacturing, though supply chain integration remains asymmetric.
This bilateral trade snapshot is based on verified customs data from the yTrade database.
Indonesia-United States Trade Trend in Whole Year 2024
Indonesia Export Performance: Shipments to United States
- Total Volume: $10.24B in 2024.
- Growth Trend & Context:
- YoY growth was positive in all months except January (+2.27% to +11.57%), signaling sustained demand.
- April saw a sharp MoM drop (-19.9%), but May rebounded strongly (+24.4%).
- Key Volatility: May’s 24.4% MoM surge was the highest monthly gain.
Indonesia Import Performance: Sourcing from United States
- Total Volume: $4.87B in 2024.
- Growth Trend & Context:
- Volatile YoY shifts: March plunged -32.33%, while April and May rebounded (+12.33%, +7.12%).
- February and March recorded consecutive MoM declines (-17.09%, -8.04%).
- Key Volatility: January’s $1.04B was the peak month; March’s $789.73M was the lowest.
Indonesia - United States Trade Balance & Market Dynamics
- Net Position: $5.37B surplus for Indonesia (Exports $10.24B > Imports $4.87B).
- Relationship Status: Indonesia maintains a strong net exporter role, with exports more than double imports.
Indonesia Import Trend from United States 2024 Whole Year (Source: yTrade)**
| Month | Value | MoM | YoY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 1.04B | 8.75% | 10.77% |
| Feb | 858.79M | -17.09% | 7.43% |
| Mar | 789.73M | -8.04% | -32.33% |
| Apr | 994.65M | 25.95% | 12.33% |
| May | 1.19B | 19.56% | 7.12% |
| Total | 4.87B | - | - |
Indonesia Export Trend to United States 2024 Whole Year (Source: yTrade)**
| Month | Value | MoM | YoY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 1.99B | -3.58% | 2.27% |
| Feb | 2.10B | 5.54% | 9.93% |
| Mar | 2.19B | 4.27% | 11.41% |
| Apr | 1.76B | -19.9% | 11.57% |
| May | 2.19B | 24.4% | 6.48% |
| Total | 10.24B | - | - |
Get Historical Indonesia United States Trade Records
Indonesia-United States Top Trading Products in Whole Year 2024
Indonesia Export Profile: What Does Indonesia Sell to United States
- Top Commodity: Electrical machinery (HS 85) dominates exports at 16.33% share ($1.67B).
- Demand Driver: Apparel (HS 62/61) and footwear (HS 64) collectively account for 25.72% of exports, serving the U.S. consumer market. Rubber (HS 40) and palm oil (HS 15) indicate industrial processing demand.
- Concentration: No single category exceeds 50%, but the top 3 HS codes (85, 64, 62) make up 33.73% of total exports.
Indonesia Import Profile: What Does Indonesia Buy from United States
- Top Commodity: Mineral fuels (HS 27) lead imports at 24.87% share ($1.21B), followed by machinery (HS 84) at 12.34%.
- Dependency Nature: HS 27 suggests energy security reliance. High-tech imports (HS 84/85/90) reveal critical technology dependencies.
Indonesia - United States Trade Relationship Dynamics
- The Exchange Model: Resource-for-Tech Complementarity. Indonesia exports raw materials (rubber, palm oil) and consumer goods (apparel) while importing energy and machinery.
- Value Chain Position: The U.S. holds higher value-add with advanced exports (machinery, instruments), while Indonesia’s exports skew toward lower-complexity goods.
Import Analysis by Product: United States to Indonesia (Source: yTrade)
| HS Code | Value | Percent |
|---|---|---|
| 27 | 1.21B | 24.87% |
| 84 | 600.94M | 12.34% |
| 12 | 554.66M | 11.39% |
| 23 | 288.76M | 5.93% |
| 88 | 220.84M | 4.54% |
| 85 | 178.98M | 3.68% |
| 47 | 149.29M | 3.07% |
| 29 | 146.41M | 3.01% |
| 39 | 143.61M | 2.95% |
| 90 | 141.26M | 2.90% |
Export Analysis by Product: Indonesia to United States (Source: yTrade)
| HS Code | Value | Percent |
|---|---|---|
| 85 | 1.67B | 16.33% |
| 64 | 914.79M | 8.94% |
| 62 | 865.73M | 8.46% |
| 61 | 851.52M | 8.32% |
| 40 | 687.78M | 6.72% |
| 15 | 675.84M | 6.60% |
| 94 | 526.57M | 5.14% |
| 84 | 437.07M | 4.27% |
| 03 | 405.59M | 3.96% |
| 16 | 342.69M | 3.35% |
Check Detailed Indonesia-United States Trade HS Code Breakdown
Future Outlook & Strategic Recommendations
Forecast
Indonesia’s trade surplus with the United States is expected to remain robust in the near term, driven by sustained demand for consumer goods (apparel, footwear) and industrial inputs (rubber, palm oil). However, volatility in energy imports (HS 27) and potential supply chain disruptions could introduce short-term fluctuations. The Indonesia - United States trade forecast suggests a growth trajectory, particularly in high-value tech imports, reinforcing the complementary resource-for-tech dynamic. Exporters should prepare for stronger U.S. consumer demand in Q3 2024, while importers must monitor energy price risks.
Strategic Moves
- Secure Long-term Contracts for Key Commodities: Lock in favorable terms for rubber (HS 40) and palm oil (HS 15) exports to mitigate price volatility and ensure stable revenue streams.
- Diversify Energy Imports: Reduce reliance on U.S. mineral fuels (HS 27) by exploring alternative suppliers or investing in renewable energy partnerships to hedge against geopolitical risks.
- Upgrade Export Complexity: Shift focus from low-value apparel (HS 62/61) to higher-margin electrical machinery (HS 85) by leveraging U.S. technology transfers and joint ventures.
Frequently Asked Questions
How did Indonesia - United States trade perform in 2024 Whole Year?
Indonesia exported $10.24B to the U.S. with sustained YoY growth, while imports totaled $4.87B, showing volatile shifts but rebounding in later months.
What are the top exports from Indonesia to United States?
Top exports include electrical machinery (HS 85), apparel (HS 62/61), footwear (HS 64), rubber (HS 40), and palm oil (HS 15).
What does Indonesia import from United States?
Key imports are mineral fuels (HS 27), machinery (HS 84), and high-tech products (HS 85/90), reflecting energy and technology dependencies.
What is the trade balance between Indonesia and United States?
Indonesia holds a $5.37B trade surplus with the U.S., maintaining its strong net exporter position.
Indonesia United States Trade 2023 Q4
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## Key Market Takeaways: Indonesia - United States Trade  

The bilateral trade relationship between **Indonesia** and **United States** remains stable with balanced growth in Q4 2023.  

- **$3.07B Surplus:** Indonesia exported $5.84B to the U.S. (flat YoY) while importing $2.77B, maintaining a strong net exporter position.  
- **Resource-for-Tech Exchange:** Indonesia - United States trade statistics show exports of consumer goods (apparel, footwear) and raw materials (rubber) in exchange for high-tech machinery and energy imports (mineral fuels).  
- **Asymmetric but Complementary:** The U.S. holds higher value-add in advanced sectors, while Indonesia supplies labor-intensive and commodity-driven products.  

This bilateral trade snapshot is based on verified customs data from the [yTrade database](https://ytrade.com/data-sources).

## Indonesia-United States Trade Trend in Q4 2023

### Indonesia Export Performance: Shipments to United States  
- **Total Volume:** $5.84B in Q4 2023.  
- **Growth Trend & Context:**  
  - YoY growth flat (0.0%), indicating stable demand.  
  - Strong MoM acceleration in Nov (+6.57%) and Dec (+6.25%), suggesting year-end demand surge.  
- **Key Volatility:** November marked the highest MoM growth at 6.57%.  

### Indonesia Import Performance: Sourcing from United States  
- **Total Volume:** $2.77B in Q4 2023.  
- **Growth Trend & Context:**  
  - YoY growth flat (0.0%), reflecting steady procurement.  
  - Consistent MoM uptick (Oct: +7.13%, Nov: +3.04%, Dec: +3.46%), signaling incremental inventory buildup.  
- **Key Volatility:** October recorded the sharpest MoM rise at 7.13%.  

### Indonesia - United States Trade Balance & Market Dynamics  
- **Net Position:** **$3.07B surplus** (Exports $5.84B > Imports $2.77B).  
- **Relationship Status:** Indonesia maintains a strong net exporter role, with exports nearly double imports. No signs of dependency shift.

### Indonesia Import Trend from United States 2023 Q4 (Source: yTrade)**

| Month | Value | MoM | YoY |
|-------|-------|-----|-----|
| Oct | 893.58M | 7.13% | 0.0% |
| Nov | 920.71M | 3.04% | 0.0% |
| Dec | 952.54M | 3.46% | 0.0% |
| **Total** | **2.77B** | - | - |

### Indonesia Export Trend to United States 2023 Q4 (Source: yTrade)**

| Month | Value | MoM | YoY |
|-------|-------|-----|-----|
| Oct | 1.83B | -0.62% | 0.0% |
| Nov | 1.95B | 6.57% | 0.0% |
| Dec | 2.07B | 6.25% | 0.0% |
| **Total** | **5.84B** | - | - |

[Get Historical Indonesia United States Trade Records](https://ytrade.com/country-coverage)

## Indonesia-United States Top Trading Products in Q4 2023

### Indonesia Export Profile: What Does Indonesia Sell to United States  
- **Top Commodity:** HS Code 85 (Electrical machinery) dominates at 12.19% of total exports.  
- **Demand Driver:** United States imports consumer goods (apparel under HS 61/62, footwear under HS 64) and industrial inputs (rubber under HS 40). This reflects both market demand and supply chain reliance.  
- **Concentration:** No single category exceeds 50%, but combined consumer goods (apparel, footwear) account for 25.98% of exports.  

### Indonesia Import Profile: What Does Indonesia Buy from United States  
- **Top Commodity:** HS Code 27 (Mineral fuels, oils) leads with 23.97% of imports, indicating energy dependency.  
- **Dependency Nature:** High-tech imports (HS 84/85 machinery, HS 90 instruments) suggest critical technology gaps. Agricultural products (HS 12 oilseeds, HS 23 residues) point to food or feedstock needs.  

### Indonesia - United States Trade Relationship Dynamics  
- **The Exchange Model:** **Resource-for-Tech Complementarity.** Indonesia exports low-margin consumer goods and raw materials (rubber, seafood) while importing high-value tech and energy.  
- **Value Chain Position:** United States holds the higher value-add position, with Indonesia primarily supplying labor-intensive or commodity-driven products. The trade deficit in advanced categories (machinery, instruments) underscores this asymmetry.

### Import Analysis by Product: United States to Indonesia (Source: yTrade)

| HS Code | Value | Percent |
| --- | --- | --- |
| 27 | 663.33M | 23.97% |
| 84 | 450.51M | 16.28% |
| 12 | 201.35M | 7.28% |
| 23 | 169.93M | 6.14% |
| 85 | 118.55M | 4.28% |
| 90 | 108.48M | 3.92% |
| 47 | 89.77M | 3.24% |
| 39 | 84.12M | 3.04% |
| 29 | 83.39M | 3.01% |
| 10 | 69.51M | 2.51% |

### Export Analysis by Product: Indonesia to United States (Source: yTrade)

| HS Code | Value | Percent |
| --- | --- | --- |
| 85 | 712.22M | 12.19% |
| 15 | 614.94M | 10.53% |
| 64 | 529.04M | 9.06% |
| 62 | 505.30M | 8.65% |
| 61 | 483.10M | 8.27% |
| 40 | 421.08M | 7.21% |
| 94 | 353.15M | 6.05% |
| 03 | 270.08M | 4.62% |
| 84 | 211.94M | 3.63% |
| 16 | 210.11M | 3.60% |

[Check Detailed Indonesia-United States Trade HS Code Breakdown](https://ytrade.com/hs-code-coverage)

## Future Outlook & Strategic Recommendations  

### Forecast  
Indonesia’s trade surplus with the United States is expected to hold steady in Q1 2024, supported by resilient demand for consumer goods (apparel, footwear) and industrial inputs (rubber, electrical machinery). However, the flat YoY growth in Q4 2023 signals a plateau, requiring proactive measures to avoid stagnation. The United States’ incremental import growth suggests sustained but cautious procurement, particularly in high-tech and energy sectors. Traders should anticipate moderate price volatility in key commodities like mineral fuels (HS 27) and rubber (HS 40), driven by global supply chain adjustments.  

### Strategic Moves  
- **Diversify Export Mix:** Indonesian exporters must reduce reliance on low-margin consumer goods by pushing higher-value products like processed rubber or niche electronics (HS 85 subcategories) to capture greater profit share.  
- **Lock in Energy Contracts:** Given the 23.97% import share of mineral fuels (HS 27), Indonesian buyers should negotiate long-term supply agreements with U.S. producers to hedge against price swings and ensure stable energy inflows.  
- **Bridge the Tech Gap:** Indonesian importers of machinery (HS 84/85) and instruments (HS 90) should partner with U.S. firms for joint ventures or tech transfers to reduce dependency and boost domestic manufacturing capabilities.

## Frequently Asked Questions

### How did Indonesia - United States trade perform in 2023 Q4?  
Indonesia exported $5.84B and imported $2.77B, with both showing flat YoY growth but strong MoM acceleration, signaling stable demand and incremental inventory buildup.  

### What are the top exports from Indonesia to United States?  
Electrical machinery (HS 85) leads at 12.19%, followed by consumer goods like apparel (HS 61/62) and footwear (HS 64), which collectively account for 25.98% of exports.  

### What does Indonesia import from United States?  
Mineral fuels and oils (HS 27) dominate at 23.97%, alongside high-tech machinery (HS 84/85) and agricultural products like oilseeds (HS 12), reflecting energy and technology dependencies.  

### What is the trade balance between Indonesia and United States?  
Indonesia maintains a $3.07B surplus, with exports nearly double imports, indicating a strong net exporter role and no shift in dependency.
Indonesia - United States Trade 2024 Q1: $3.61B Surplus
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