Brunei Trade Surplus Reaches USD1.13M in February 2026
An official state media outlet reported that exports totaled 765.2 million dollars against imports of 366.8 million dollars, yielding a trade balance surplus of 398.3 million dollars for the month.
Mineral fuels dominated the export ledger, accounting for 69.1 percent of total outbound shipments, with chemicals making up a further 28.6 percent. Australia emerged as Brunei's single largest export destination, absorbing 25.1 percent of total exports, followed by China and Vietnam.
On the import side, mineral fuels again topped the breakdown at 36.8 percent, trailed by machinery and transport equipment at 25.0 percent and food products at 14.0 percent. Malaysia ranked as Brunei's primary import source, supplying 24.7 percent of total inbound goods, with Australia and China rounding out the top three trading partners.
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