JAKARTA -- Indonesia is continuing to negotiate with Washington for lower tariffs despite U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement this week of a 19% rate for the Southeast Asian country, amid a lack of clarity over details.
Government and local industries say 19% rate is too high

Tanjung Priok Port in Jakarta: Indonesia is still negotiating for a lower tariff after U.S. President Donald Trump reduced the rate he threatened against Southeast Asia's largest economy from 32% to 19%. © Reuters
JAKARTA -- Indonesia is continuing to negotiate with Washington for lower tariffs despite U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement this week of a 19% rate for the Southeast Asian country, amid a lack of clarity over details.