US EditionIndonesia will not retaliate against Trump tariff, official says
- President Trump imposed a 32% tariff, impacting Indonesia and five other Southeast Asian nations.
- Indonesia's government responded to the levy, its first action, by choosing diplomacy over retaliation.
- Indonesia will gather business inputs to form a strategy, potentially increasing trade with Europe.
- Airlangga Hartarto stated the approach considers long-term trade, investment, and economic stability.
- Jakarta plans to send a high-level delegation to the US for direct negotiations to address tariffs.
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Indonesia wants fair and equal relationship with U.S., President says
JAKARTA (Reuters) -Indonesia wants a fair and equal relationship with the U.S., and will pursue diplomacy to address a 32% tariff rate imposed by the Trump administration, President Prabowo Subianto said on Monday.
Indonesia and Taiwan face 32% tariffs from the US
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