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As inflation ticks up, Trump announces trade deal with Indonesia, 19% tariff

"This marks the first inflation report where tariffs are beginning to show up materially in key categories – from appliances and furnishings to apparel and groceries," said Daniel Hornung, senior fel...

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Trump Says Indonesia Goods to Face 19% Tariff Under New Pact

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Trump says 19% tariff deal reached with Indonesia

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Indonesia clinches US trade deal, says Trump was a 'tough negotiator'

Indonesia said on Wednesday it had reached a trade deal with the United States after an "extraordinary struggle" in negotiations which resulted in a reduction of proposed U.S. tariff rates on Indonesi...

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Indonesia Says US Tariff ‘Huge Win’ for Labor-Intensive Sectors

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Trump sets 19% tariff on Indonesia goods in latest deal, EU readies retaliation

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US Trade Deals May Boost Indonesia Assets in Near Term: Analysts

The Southeast Asian country secured a 19% tariff, lower than the 32% President Donald Trump threatened earlier, while US exports will not be taxed.

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FirstFT: Donald Trump announces US-Indonesia trade deal

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Trump announces trade agreement with Indonesia, including 19% tariff

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Here's where Walmart prices are changing — and staying the same — as Trump's tariffs hit

Price increases on things like baby gear and home goods at Walmart reflect broader trends following President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

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Trump tariffs: SE Asia worried as US targets transshipments

Trump's influential trade adviser Peter Navarro dubbed Vietnam "essentially a colony of communist China. "Vietnam sells us $15 for every $1 that we sell them and about $5 of that is just Chinese product that comes into Vietnam,

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Trump Tariffs Once Viewed as Punitive Now Win Market Approval

Financial markets greeted US President Donald Trump’s tariff deal with Indonesia with little fanfare Wednesday, signaling the rate of around 20% that was once viewed as punitive is now seen as workable.