An Indonesian Minister says the President plans to attend an event on February 19th in the US and plans to sign an agreement on reciprocal tariffs around that time

This announcement signals a potential softening in trade relations between Indonesia and the US, especially regarding reciprocal tariffs.

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If the agreement takes shape, it could have wider implications for trade policies in the region, affecting market sentiment around commodities and currencies linked to Indonesia.

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