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Indonesia offers US opportunity of critical minerals joint investment as part of tariff talks
- On Monday June 30, Indonesia's Coordinating Economic Minister Airlangga Hartarto offered a joint critical minerals investment to the US as part of tariff talks ahead of July 9.
- Indonesia eased import restrictions and rules on raw materials ahead of July 9 tariff talks, aiming to facilitate business and placate Washington amid ongoing trade negotiations.
- Indonesian officials highlighted deregulation measures, such as removing import licensing for plastic and chemical products and excluding industrial raw materials, with Danantara Indonesia's involvement.
- Implementation will affect 10 commodity groups, coming into effect in two months and removing overlapping rules to boost business certainty.
- Indonesia's offer of a critical minerals joint investment aims to strengthen long-term US–Indonesia trade and address the 2024 US$17.9 billion trade deficit in EV materials like nickel.
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Indonesia offers US opportunity of critical minerals joint investment as part of tariff talks
Indonesia has offered the United States the chance to jointly invest in a critical minerals project as part of its tariff negotiations with Washington, its senior economic minister said on Monday
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Indonesia to ease import restrictions ahead of US tariff deadline
JAKARTA: Indonesia will ease import restrictions and rules on many goods and raw materials in a bid to make it easier to do business in the country, officials said on Monday (Jun 30), ahead of the Jul 9 deadline for tariff negotiations set by the United States. While Indonesia is Southeast Asia's largest e
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