The United States and Indonesia have finalized a deal to reduce US tariffs on Indonesian goods to 19% from 32%, aiming to boost trade and investment between the two nations.

• Indonesia will cut trade barriers on over 99% of US imports and facilitate more than $30 billion (£22.3bn) in purchases of American goods.
• The agreement was reached during a visit by Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto to Washington, where discussions also included the reconstruction of Gaza.
• Indonesia secured tariff exemptions for over 1,700 goods, including coffee, spices, and palm oil, in exchange for opening its markets to US products like agriculture, healthcare, and car-related items.