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Saudi Arabia recorded a non-oil trade surplus of <strong>6.13 billion riyals</strong> with Gulf countries in January 2026, marking a significant increase of <strong>106%</strong> compared to the same month last year. The total trade between Saudi Arabia and Gulf countries reached approximately <strong>23 billion riyals</strong>.
Bank Indonesia reported a trade surplus of <strong>$1.27 billion</strong> in February 2026, enhancing the strength of the Indonesian economy. This surplus follows a recorded surplus of <strong>$0.95 billion</strong> in January of the same year.
Indonesia achieved a trade surplus of <strong>$1.27 billion</strong> in February 2026, with exports rising to <strong>$22.17 billion</strong> and imports at <strong>$20.89 billion</strong>. This surplus reflects significant growth in the non-oil sector.
This Thursday morning, the Indonesian Rupiah saw a slight increase of 0.01%, reaching 16,982 Rupiah against the US dollar, driven by a trade surplus of $1.27 billion in February 2026.
Indonesia recorded a trade surplus of <strong>$1.27 billion</strong> in February 2026, marking a continuous surplus since May 2020. This performance reflects the country's strong export capabilities amidst global market challenges.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang announced the country's commitment to enhancing openness to foreign businesses and achieving greater balance in global trade after recording a record surplus. This message comes at a crucial time for the global economy.
Chinese Prime Minister Li Qiang announced efforts to address the concerns of trade partners by expanding market access and increasing imports to defend the record trade surplus. This comes as tensions rise over the substantial surplus, which some believe negatively impacts local industries, particularly in the U.S.