Indonesian exports surged 29 percent last year, and January inflation eased, date showed on Wednesday, as Southeast Asia's largest economy targeted emerging countries amid weakness in US and European markets.

Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim nation, has been basking in a welter of positive economic indicators in recent weeks, with the latest official figures showing shipments reached USD203.62 billion last year.

The export data was a 29 percent hike over 2010 and beat the government's target of USD200b, according to data from the Central Statistics Agency.