Indonesia's Central Statistics Agency recently revealed that Indonesia's trade surplus in April decreased to 89.1 million dollars due to a significant increase in imports. Although it maintained a trade surplus for 72 consecutive months, April's surplus significantly shrank from the previous month's 3.32 billion dollars. April's export value increased by 22% year-on-year to 25.3 billion dollars, and the growth rate turned positive from the previous month's negative 3.1%. The import value increased by 22.5% to 25.21 billion dollars, and the growth rate further expanded from the previous month's 1.5%. The import value from January to April was 86.51 billion dollars, a 13.4% increase year-on-year. China remained the largest import partner country, and the import value of non-oil and natural gas products amounted to 30.79 billion dollars. Japan and Australia were also major import partner countries, with import values of approximately 4.15 billion dollars each. (Provided by Xinhua News Agency)