| Release Date | : | September 15, 2023 |
| File Size | : | 2.27 MB |
Abstract
The export value of Kalimantan Timur Province in August 2023 was recorded at US$2.02 billion, or an increase of 4.84 percent compared to the export value of July 2023. When compared with August 2022, the export value decreased by 45.43%.Non-oil and gas exports in August 2023 were recorded at US$1.75 billion, or an increase of 1.62 percent compared to July 2023.Cumulatively, the oil and gas export value of Kalimantan Timur Province during January–August 2023 reached US$1.74 billion or decreased by 6.03 percent compared to the same period in 2022. Meanwhile the value of non-oil and gas exports reached US$16.76 billion.The largest increase in the value of non-oil and gas exports in August 2023 compared to July 2023 occurred in the animal or vegetable fats and oils category, which increased by US$ 93.33 million (35.70 percent), while the largest decrease in value occurred in the mineral fuel goods category, amounting to US$ 78 million. .12 million (-5.60 percent).In the January–August 2023 period, China is the main export destination country that has the largest role with an export value of US$5,328.59 million (31.78 percent), followed by India with a value of US$2,267.59 million (13.53 percent), and the Philippines amounting to US$1,617.58 million (9.65 percent).By sector, during the January-August 2023 period, Kalimantan Timur Province's non-oil and gas exports fell by 21.82 percent compared to the same period in 2022. The decline was contributed by a decline in exports of mining products by 20.86 percent and exports of industrial products by 26.44 percent.The three ports that provide the largest contribution to the total export value of Kalimantan Timur Province in August 2023 are Balikpapan Port (US$579.50 million), Samarinda Port (US$464.34 million), and Tanjung Bara Port (US$413.12 million).The import value of Kalimantan Timur Province in August 2023 was recorded at US$406.38 million, or a decrease of 11.08 percent compared to the import value in July 2023. When compared with the import value in August 2022, it decreased by 5.23 percent.The oil and gas import value in August 2023 was US$253.79 million, or a decrease of 22.82 percent compared to the import value in July 2023, whereas when compared with the import value in August 2022, it increased by 3.88 percent.The non-oil and gas import value in August 2023 was US$ 152.59 million, or an increase of 19.03 percent compared to the import value in July 2023, whereas when compared with the import value in August 2022, it decreased by 17.29 percent.In August 2023, the largest percentage increase in imports of non-oil and gas goods was the mineral fuel goods category which experienced an increase of 19,524.48 percent. On the other hand, the largest percentage decline in imports of non-oil and gas goods occurred in machinery and electrical equipment and their parts at 48.71 percent.The three largest suppliers of non-oil and gas imported goods during January–August 2023 were China at US$219.84 million with a role of 21.13 percent, followed by the United States at US$129.91 million with a role of 12.48 percent, and South Korea at US$95. .73 million with a role of 9.20 percent.According to goods use groups, during January–August 2023 the value of imports of consumer goods and raw/auxiliary materials increased by 20.88 percent and 3.10 percent respectively when compared to the same period in the previous year. On the other hand, capital goods fell by 7.02 percent.The trade balance of Kalimantan Timur Province in August 2023 experienced a surplus of US$1,616.84 million. The trade balance in the non-oil and gas sector recorded a surplus of US$1,597.08 million and the oil and gas sector recorded a surplus of US$19.76 million.
