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Trump to Slap 32% Tariffs on Indonesia Next Month Unless Jakarta Invests in US
Jakarta. US President Donald Trump announced Monday local time that he was sticking to his plan of slapping 32 percent tariffs on Indonesian goods starting next month, unless the Southeast Asian nation invests in his country.
Indonesia will highlight its strategic importance in global trade, especially its natural resources, as it forges ahead with ...
Analysts warn the room for negotiation is ‘very narrow’ and Jakarta must have a ‘strong bargaining chip’ to convince Trump.
The Indonesian government remains optimistic about trade negotiations with the United States despite the recent tariff ...
Indonesia will send its main negotiator to the U.S. on Monday ahead of Washington's deadline for tariff agreements on July 9, ...
The majority of the new tariffs announced on Monday closely reflect the rates proposed by President Donald Trump in April.
Trump announced the tariffs in April, with a 90-day reprieve allowing negotiations. During this period, Indonesian exports face a temporary 10 per cent duty, set to rise unless a deal is reached ...
JAKARTA (Reuters) -Indonesian palm oil exports to the United States may fall due to the 32% tariffs threatened on Indonesian ...
Indonesian government is preparing two strategies to respond to the imposition of a 32 percent import tariff from the United ...
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