Trump Secures Indonesia Trade Deal Setting Tariff at 19%
BRUSSELS, JUL 16 – The agreement aims to boost trade and investment by reducing tariffs, with 80% of Indonesian exports to the EU enjoying zero tariffs, advancing strategic ties and sustainable development.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. has secured a trade deal with Indonesia following his direct discussions with their President.
- This deal follows ongoing negotiations amid a planned 32% U.S. tariff on Indonesian goods that was postponed to finalize the agreement.
- Indonesia signaled it would buy billions of dollars in American oil and LPG if U.S. tariffs on its goods are lowered, and state firm Pertamina may import U.S. oil products.
- Trump mentioned that he communicated personally with Indonesia's highly regarded President and described the agreement as an excellent arrangement benefiting all parties involved.
- This announcement marks the fourth time in recent months that Trump has declared a new trade deal, yet he did not share any specifics, and his unpredictable trade strategies have caused uncertainty among many businesses.
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Trump Imposes 19% Tariff on Indonesian Imports Amid Push for New Trade Terms - teleSUR English
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Financial markets received US President Donald Trump's tariff agreement with Indonesia on Wednesday with little fanfare, indicating that the rate of around 20 percent that was once considered punitive is now considered viable.Shares and other assets had mixed results in Asia following Trump's announcement of a 19 percent tariff for Indonesian products.The country's shares in South-East Asia rose in the face of optimism that the new tax would be …
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