Indonesia's exports surged 21.98% year-on-year to a four-month high of USD 25.30 billion in April 2026, rebounding sharply from a 3.1% decline in March and far exceeding market forecasts of 8.8%, marking the strongest growth since August 2022. Non-oil and gas exports surged 23.36% to USD 24.15 billion, boosted by increases in animal and vegetable fats and oils (66.59%), mineral fuels (12.34%), iron and steel (8.10%), and electrical machinery and equipment, including parts (11.10%). Meanwhile, oil and gas exports fell 1.20% to USD 1.16 billion, due to sharp declines in crude oil (-34.54%) and natural gas (-13.28%). By destination, non-oil and gas exports increased mainly to key trading partners: the US (38.72%), China (29.56%), Japan (10.03%), and ASEAN countries (13.26%). For the first four months of 2026, exports grew 5.48% to USD 92.15 billion.