We’ve published a report today examining the structure of Indonesia’s trade to accompany the launch of a new Panjiva data set for the country. We find that Indonesia has experienced slow merchandise trade growth over the past five years, with annualized export growth of 2.7% and import growth of 2.4% in 2019 versus 2016 to reach total trade of $308.2 billion. Export activity has been led by coal and palm oil on the commodity side with apparel and autos leading among manufactured goods. The automotive industry is also among the largest import lines, though crude and refined...