Economics
Indonesia’s Trade Slumps as Virus Takes Heavy Toll on Economy
- Exports fall 7% in April to mark biggest drop in eight months
- Imports contract for 10th month in worrying sign for economy
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Indonesia’s exports slumped in April and imports plunged for a 10th straight month, underscoring worries about the overall health of Southeast Asia’s biggest economy.