ٹرمپ نے اہم امریکا-انڈونیشیا تجارتی معاہدہ حاصل کیا ہے جس نے ٹیڑف کم کر دیے ہیں، اور ایک اربوں کی قدر کی مارکیٹ رسائی کو کھول دیا ہے۔

The United States and Indonesia have reached a major trade agreement that will eliminate tariffs on over 99% of US goods exported to Indonesia and remove most non-tariff barriers, significantly boosting American exports, especially in agriculture and critical minerals. In exchange, Indonesia will face a 19% tariff on its exports to the US—lower than the previously threatened 32%—and has agreed to purchase billions in US products, including agricultural commodities and Boeing jets. The deal also lifts Indonesian restrictions on critical mineral exports, benefiting US tech and manufacturing sectors. While US officials tout the agreement as a huge win for American businesses, critics warn it may heavily favor US interests and pressure other countries into similar terms. The agreement is expected to open at least $50 billion in new market access for US companies and marks a new era in US-Indonesia economic relations.