Indonesia Still Negotiating Details, Exemptions on US Tariff Deal, Official Says
Indonesia is still negotiating the details of its recently-reached trade deal with the United States after the latter lowered tariff rates on the Southeast Asian country, and is pursuing exemptions for its exports of palm oil and nickel, an official said on Friday.
The two countries reached a trade deal that led to a reduction in the proposed tariff rate to 19% from 32%. The deal was one of only a handful reached so far by the Trump administration ahead of the...
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