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Trump to Slap 32% Tariffs on Indonesia Next Month Unless Jakarta Invests in US
Jakarta. US President Donald Trump announced Monday local time that he was sticking to his plan of slapping 32 percent tariffs on Indonesian goods starting next month, unless the Southeast Asian nation invests in his country.
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