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Indonesia - Trade Openness 1995

Trade as % of GDP · World Bank
53.96% +2.08% from 1994 Global rank: 56th

Indonesia's trade openness was 53.96% in 1995, increased +2.08% from 51.88% in 1994. This was the 56th highest globally.

Global Ranking - 1995▾
Trade Openness by Country - 1995
RankCountryValueYoY
1st Iraq 0.02% -78.9%
2nd Serbia 12.57% -
3rd Sudan 14.77% 1.1%
4th Japan 16.39% 3.7%
5th Brazil 16.98% -9.1%
6th Argentina 19.77% 9.0%
7th United States 22.45% 6.6%
8th India 22.87% 13.9%
9th French Polynesia 26.78% -1.5%
10th Bangladesh 28.21% 23.4%
11th Cuba 29.31% 5.5%
12th Peru 30.93% 6.9%
13th Rwanda 30.97% -56.4%
14th Guinea 31.30% -6.1%
15th Uganda 32.62% 17.2%
16th China 34.10% -4.2%
17th Niger 34.78% 3.4%
18th Iran, Islamic Republic of 35.14% -15.5%
19th Colombia 35.50% -1.2%
20th Comoros 35.76% 0.0%
21st Türkiye 35.99% -13.8%
22nd Greece 36.13% 2.6%
23rd Pakistan 36.13% 3.1%
24th Cameroon 36.68% -0.8%
25th Australia 37.65% 3.4%
26th Haiti 37.85% 21.6%
27th Uruguay 38.10% -5.1%
28th South Africa 39.48% 6.4%
29th Albania 40.14% -24.4%
30th Burkina Faso 40.75% 3.9%
31st New Caledonia 41.95% -0.3%
32nd Germany 42.61% 3.7%
33rd Poland 43.56% -
34th Mexico 43.67% 49.8%
35th Nicaragua 44.04% 12.7%
36th Guatemala 44.69% 5.5%
37th Spain 44.83% 7.5%
38th Sierra Leone 45.03% -18.4%
39th Mali 45.08% 2.3%
40th Tanzania 45.16% 2.1%
41st Madagascar 45.37% 4.2%
42nd France 45.43% 3.8%
43rd Italy 45.58% 12.9%
44th Ecuador 45.91% 4.9%
45th Guinea-Bissau 46.81% -7.8%
46th Bolivia, Plurinational State of 49.74% 1.8%
47th Egypt, Arab Republic of 50.25% -0.8%
48th Central African Republic 50.48% 4.3%
49th United Kingdom 50.83% -2.0%
50th Korea 51.40% 7.7%
51st Libya 51.59% -2.9%
52nd Morocco 51.72% 9.3%
53rd Congo, Democratic Republic of 52.21% 22.8%
54th Senegal 52.73% -3.7%
55th Seychelles 53.39% 6.6%
56th Indonesia 53.96% 4.0%
57th Chile 54.69% 3.6%
58th Russian Federation 55.18% 8.3%
59th Algeria 55.19% 13.6%
60th Bulgaria 55.26% -39.1%
61st Togo 55.60% -3.4%
62nd Chad 55.70% 9.2%
63rd Romania 56.29% 8.5%
64th New Zealand 56.91% -3.2%
65th European Union 57.07% 4.8%
66th Philippines 57.33% 9.1%
67th Ghana 57.42% -7.4%
68th Gambia, The 59.28% 18.8%
69th El Salvador 59.36% 7.6%
70th Israel 59.39% -0.7%
71st Nepal 59.49% 18.0%
72nd Portugal 59.91% 4.8%
73rd Lao PDR 60.55% -6.6%
74th Croatia 62.80% -
75th Mozambique 63.77% 8.6%
76th Benin 63.80% -0.9%
77th Finland 64.14% 2.6%
78th Oman 64.15% 2.3%
79th Iceland 64.30% 1.6%
80th Saudi Arabia 65.04% 8.3%
81st Norway 67.30% -0.5%
82nd Georgia 67.83% -59.4%
83rd Austria 68.53% 3.4%
84th Denmark 68.57% 1.1%
85th Sweden 68.68% 7.4%
86th Syrian Arab Republic 68.98% -12.1%
87th Canada 69.06% 7.3%
88th Zambia 69.23% 3.9%
89th Brunei Darussalam 71.04% 13.0%
90th Tonga 71.12% 13.0%
91st Kenya 71.75% 0.7%
92nd Kyrgyz Republic 71.82% -2.7%
93rd North Macedonia 72.04% -12.5%
94th Lebanon 73.14% 4.1%
95th Mauritania 73.42% 17.1%
96th Dominican Republic 73.90% -4.2%
97th Viet Nam 74.72% -3.6%
98th Faroe Islands 75.70% -0.1%
99th Côte d'Ivoire 76.20% 9.1%
100th Latvia 76.25% -
101st Switzerland 76.25% 0.1%
102nd Belize 77.34% -4.4%
103rd Cabo Verde 77.52% 8.3%
104th Cambodia 77.77% 20.6%
105th Hungary 78.18% 38.8%
106th Zimbabwe 79.16% 11.3%
107th Costa Rica 79.77% 2.3%
108th Sri Lanka 81.64% 2.8%
109th Mongolia 82.10% -17.2%
110th Kazakhstan 82.52% -2.0%
111th Czechia 82.90% 10.8%
112th Bhutan 83.88% 16.3%
113th Lithuania 84.54% -
114th Azerbaijan 85.89% 55.2%
115th Armenia 86.11% -23.4%
116th Yemen, Republic of 87.44% 26.8%
117th Qatar 87.67% 11.5%
118th Thailand 89.76% 10.5%
119th Micronesia, Federated States of 90.94% -18.1%
120th West Bank and Gaza 91.49% 5.8%
121st Bosnia and Herzegovina 91.88% -9.8%
122nd Vanuatu 91.96% -1.0%
123rd Slovenia 93.05% -4.2%
124th Namibia 93.56% 4.5%
125th Tunisia 93.71% 1.0%
126th Kuwait 94.32% 1.2%
127th Botswana 94.60% 7.3%
128th Gabon 95.13% -4.8%
129th Ukraine 97.23% 31.5%
130th Puerto Rico (US) 99.95% 3.3%
131st Kiribati 101.96% 22.9%
132nd Belarus 103.72% -33.2%
133rd Bahamas, The 104.47% 0.1%
134th Papua New Guinea 104.74% 12.3%
135th Eritrea 105.32% -5.0%
136th Marshall Islands 106.86% -
137th Slovak Republic 107.24% 0.2%
138th Netherlands 107.92% 4.7%
139th Solomon Islands 114.21% -16.5%
140th Honduras 114.54% 0.1%
141st Belgium 116.38% 2.8%
142nd Paraguay 118.06% -4.1%
143rd Mauritius 118.15% -2.0%
144th Jordan 124.58% 5.3%
145th Macao SAR, China 125.37% -3.9%
146th Moldova 128.02% -
147th Congo, Republic of 128.31% -3.3%
148th Bahrain 134.09% -1.7%
149th Cyprus 134.39% 40.3%
150th Ireland 136.10% 7.6%
151st Tajikistan 137.52% 59.2%
152nd Estonia 139.09% -6.1%
153rd Panama 146.91% 2.3%
154th Turkmenistan 168.18% -1.2%
155th Aruba 171.36% -
156th Malta 177.06% -2.6%
157th Luxembourg 189.54% 2.0%
158th Malaysia 192.11% 6.8%
159th Guyana 213.33% -3.9%
160th Hong Kong SAR, China 256.90% 8.2%
161st Singapore 345.46% 9.2%
Source: World Bank (NE.TRD.GNFS.ZS)

FAQ

What was Indonesia's trade openness in 1995?▾

Indonesia's trade openness in 1995 was 53.96%. This ranked 56th globally.

How did Indonesia's trade openness change in 1995?▾

Indonesia's trade openness increased by 4.0% in 1995 compared to 1994.

Which country had the highest trade openness in 1995?▾

Singapore had the highest trade openness in 1995 at 345.46%.

What is the trade openness of Indonesia in 1995?▾

The trade openness of Indonesia in 1995 was 53.96%. This ranked 56th globally.

How does 1995 compare to 1994 for Indonesia's trade openness?▾

Indonesia's trade openness went from 51.88% in 1994 to 53.96% in 1995, a 4.0% increase.

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