Jakarta, April 8 -- Indonesia's economic fundamentals remain solid despite global headwinds, with stable growth, controlled inflation and a sustained trade surplus, Deputy Finance Minister Suahasil Nazara said on Wednesday.

In a statement from Jakarta, Nazara said the economy continues to expand at around 5 percent, while inflation remains near the government's target range and external balances stay strong.

Annual inflation stood at 3.48 percent year-on-year in March 2026, while the trade balance posted a US$1.27 billion surplus in February, marking 70 consecutive months of surplus.

"We have recorded a trade surplus for 70 straight months, or more than five years, while foreign exchange reserves remain adequate and the manufacturing s...