BUSINESS AND TRADE - JAKARTA. Indonesia's exports surged in May ahead of a looming decision on threatened hefty U.S. tariffs, data showed on Tuesday, while inflation remained low in June and analysts said there was room for the central bank to cut rates again to support the economy.
Exports rose 9.68% from a year earlier, the statistics bureau said, well above the median forecast of a 0.40% rise in a Reuters poll and outpacing a 4.14% rise in imports.
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