Indonesia and the United States sign landmark reciprocal trade agreement
Indonesia and the United States signed a reciprocal trade deal today to bolster economic security. The agreement follows billions in new corporate investments.
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US signed a reciprocal trade agreement on February 20, 2026, marking the conclusion of months of negotiation. The White House confirmed that the agreement is accompanied by a document titled "Implementation of the Agreement Toward a NEW GOLDEN AGE for the U.S.-Indonesian Alliance." This implementation document is intended to strengthen economic security and promote economic growth between the two nations.
ID and the United States US signed a reciprocal trade agreement on February 20, 2026, marking the conclusion of months of negotiation. The White House confirmed that the agreement is accompanied by a document titled "Implementation of the Agreement Toward a NEW GOLDEN AGE for the U.S.-Indonesian Alliance." This implementation document is intended to strengthen economic security and promote economic growth between the two nations.The signing coincided with high-level meetings in Washington during a visit by Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto. As part of the diplomatic agenda, President Subianto attended the first leaders meeting of President Donald Trump's Board of Peace. These developments follow the signing of deals worth $38.4 billion earlier in the week between Indonesian and U.S. companies, including Freeport-McMoRan Inc. and Halliburton Company , which highlighted the immediate scale of bilateral commercial activity.
