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Indonesia's trade balance showed an unexpected surplus in May as exports declined less-than-expected from a year ago, figures from Statistics Indonesia showed Monday.
Exports decreased 8.99 percent year-on-year in May, much smaller than the expected decline of 14.5 percent.
At the same time, imports plunged 17.71 percent annually compared to the forecast of 16 percent fall.
On a monthly basis, exports grew 12.42 percent, while imports dropped 5.62 percent.
Consequently, the trade balance showed a surplus of $0.21 billion, while economists expected a shortfall of $1.33 billion.
