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Economy 7 months ago
Indonesia secures free palm oil tariffs, but has hands tied on textiles, mining
The deal appears to take aim at what analysts have said are concerns in Washington about China's stranglehold on many critical minerals and the offshoring of Chinese companies' operations to countries like Indonesia.
Economy 7 months ago
Indonesia, US sign reciprocal tariff agreement
The accord sets a 19-percent tariff on Indonesian goods entering the United States. Jakarta is also to exempt US companies from local content requirements and address and prevent barriers to US agricultural products sold in Indonesia.
Economy 8 months ago
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Textile industry presses govt to seek US tariff relief
The comments followed a statement by Coordinating Economy Minister Airlangga Hartarto on Friday that manufactured products such as garments and textiles would receive no exemption from the United states' 19 percent tariff.
Regulations 8 months ago
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Govt to sign trade deal with US in January after clearing final hurdles
The agreement, which is expected to be signed by President Prabowo Subianto and his United States counterpart Donald Trump, will not constrain Jakarta’s domestic policy space and will deliver “balanced economic benefits” for both countries, according to Office of the Coordinating Economy Minister Airlangga Hartarto.
Economy 9 months ago
US ready to move forward with Indonesia deal, trade chief says ahead of bilateral talks
Greer declined to discuss the state of the trade talks with Indonesia, saying they were subject to a confidentiality agreement, but underscoring Washington's interest in finalizing the trade deal.
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