PNG export with 72 dpi

I want to export an image (bitmap PNG or PSD) as a PNG with transparency in 72 dpi.
InDesign CC 2014 makes the PNG very pixelated. InDesign CC looks fine.
Is this a bug or a feature?

I meant the PDF export is no option for me. The 300 dpi PNG export is better for my workflow but not the best.
But if you can export a PNG, open it into PS, resample, resave, you could also export the page as PDF/X-4 and open it as 72ppi and save as png.
If you are using OSX this AppleScript will do that:
http://www.zenodesign.com/forum/IDtoPDFtoPNG.zip
There have always been problems with ID's png export

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