Indonesia chief tariff negotiator says 'all substantial issues' settled with US
Indonesia and the U.S. have resolved all major trade issues, with a potential agreement expected by the end of January following high-level discussions.
December 23, 2025
Stanley Widianto and Gayatri Surroyo/Reuters
Indonesia, U.S. Resolve Key Trade Issues; Leaders’ Meeting and Deal Expected by January.
Reuters
Indonesia's senior economic minister Airlangga Hartarto said "all substantial issues" on trade between his country and the United States had been settled by both parties.
Airlangga was briefing media by video call from Washington late Monday after meeting U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer. He also said a meeting between the leaders of the two countries was being set up and a deal could be signed by the end of January.
-Stanley Widianto and Gayatri Surroyo
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