U.S. Imposes 19% Tariff on Indonesia, Indonesia Charges Nothing on U.S.
The U.S. has recently imposed a 19% tariff on products from Indonesia, drawing significant market attention. In contrast, Indonesia does not apply any tariffs on American imports, raising questions among observers regarding the trade policies between the two countries.
This policy implementation may affect the bilateral trade relations and put pressure on Indonesian exporters. The U.S. government states that this measure is aimed at protecting domestic industries, while Indonesia is striving to maintain trade fairness.
