The trade balance surplus of $ 73,014,495. When compared with the previous month decreased from $ 97,102,346 in
January 2011 to $ 73,014,495 in February 2011, down by 24.81 percent.
The
value of exports during the month of February 2011 decreased by 34.92
percent, compared with January 2011. The decline in the value of exports
is driven by a decline in oil and gas export commodity groups of 36.02
percent. Instead the value of non-oil export commodity groups increased by 0.86 percent.
Inorganic
chemicals are most commodity groups exported during the month of
February 2011. The commodity groups exported in the form of 'Anhydrous
Ammonia' with the value of exports reached $ 2,681,638. Furthermore, Ore commodity groups, crust, and Abu Metals export value is also fairly large, amounting to $ 761,214. Commodities decreased by 77.74 per cent against the previous month.
Of
the total value of imports amounted to $ 2,033,967 in February 2011,
amounting to $ 594,953 were imported commodities and the remaining oil
in the amount of $ 1,439,014 is non-oil commodity imports. When
compared to January 2011, imports of non-oil commodities decreased from
$ 1,439,014 $ 18,216,203 into, or down by 92.10 percent. While in the period January-February 2011 increased by 502.54 percent compared to January-February 2010.
Room Occupancy Rate (TPK) star hotels increased by 5.20 points compared to the previous month. This
increase is due to an increase in TPK at the hotel 4 from 32.43 percent
to 58.95 percent, in other words, increased 26.52 points and an
increase in hotel TPK 3 from 30.42 percent to 36.43 percent, an increase
of 5.81 points. Instead
TPK other accommodation fell 2.08 points, which is down from 31.52
percent in January 2011 to 29.44 percent in February, 2011.
