Indonesia, US sign reciprocal tariff agreement

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.

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Analysis: Jakarta sacrifices domestic market for slight US tariff relief

Analysis: Jakarta sacrifices domestic market for slight US tariff relief

The deal's agricultural component has drawn strong backlash, particularly from local dairy and poultry egg producers that are already struggling to compete with the scale and efficiency of US agribusiness.

<Analysis: Jakarta sacrifices domestic market for slight US tariff relief - Academia - The Jakarta Post>

Trump says Indonesia to face 19 percent tariff under trade deal

Trump says Indonesia to face 19 percent tariff under trade deal

Goods that have been transshipped to avoid higher duties will face steeper levies

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ASEAN nations pledge to buy more from US as tariff zero-day nears

ASEAN nations pledge to buy more from US as tariff zero-day nears

Vietnam and Indonesia ahead in negotiations; Thai turmoil takes toll on deal attempt

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Trump tariffs shine spotlight on Chinese targeting Southeast Asian consumers

Trump tariffs shine spotlight on Chinese targeting Southeast Asian consumers

Trade war with US prompts businesses to focus more on ASEAN region

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Indonesia seeks to stitch competing interests to boost textile sector

Indonesia seeks to stitch competing interests to boost textile sector

Prospect of Trump tariffs adds to industry's deep-rooted challenges

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RI delegation jets off to Washington for tariff negotiations

RI delegation jets off to Washington for tariff negotiations

The US is Indonesia's second largest export market after China. Experts have warned US trade policy could weigh on the archipelago's gross domestic product growth and to some extent lead to layoffs in impacted industries.

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Indonesia prepares to respond to US tariffs

Indonesia prepares to respond to US tariffs

President Prabowo Subianto has instructed his cabinet to deregulate and remove "restricting regulations" particularly with regard to nontariff barriers.

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Advent of the Era of the AEC and Its Impacts on Singapore and Indonesia(36)

Comparative Study on the Perception and Response of Singapore and Indonesia

In 2004 Indonesia introduced a two-phase tariff harmonization program with the main objective of moving towards low and uniform tariff rates and avoiding tariff escalation. 

As a member of the WTO and the ASEAN, Indonesia has submitted to commitments for services liberalization at the global and regional levels to the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) and the ASEAN Framework Agreement on Service (AFAS).