JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's trade balance is seen returning to a surplus in June after posting larger-than-expected deficits in the previous two months, a Reuters poll showed on Friday.
The median forecast of 10 economists in the poll is for a surplus of around $650 million, compared with a $1.52 billion deficit in May, as higher oil prices boosted imports.
In June, exports from Southeast Asia's largest economy are seen rising 17.53 percent, up from 12.47 percent in May.
Imports were expected to rise by 31.31 percent in June, according to the median forecast, compared with a 28.12 percent increase in the previous month.
The governor of Indonesia's central bank said he expected a trade surplus of above $1 billion in June.