Indonesian economy appears set for strong growth in 2022 as commodity prices surge


Indonesia remains the world's largest exporter of thermal coal and crude palm oil, and the price of both surged in 2021. - Reuters

JAKARTA, Jan 16 (The Straits Times/ANN): Bolstered by the commodities boom, Indonesia's economy appears set for a rapid growth rebound in 2022 as a significant decline in Covid-19 cases and deaths prompts easing of social restrictions and the reopening of borders.

The country remains the world's largest exporter of thermal coal and crude palm oil, and the price of both surged in 2021. It is also the world's second largest rubber exporter.

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Indonsia , Economy , Rebound , Post , Covid-19 , 2022

   

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