The Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs recently stated that the Indonesian government plans to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the United States on Monday, July 7, 2025, regarding increasing imports. The MoU involves Indonesia increasing imports of oil and agricultural products from the US. Indonesia will import energy commodities from the US, with a total value of US$15.5 billion (approximately IDR 251.11 trillion). In addition to energy commodities, it also includes imports of agricultural products, as well as related investment plans involving state-owned enterprises and Danantara. Negotiations are ongoing, and the Indonesian negotiation team representatives are currently in Washington, D.C., USA. Meanwhile, negotiation teams from other countries including India, Japan, the European Union, Vietnam, and Malaysia are also negotiating. Indonesia hopes that the US will not impose reciprocal tariffs on it, i.e., a 0% reciprocal tariff. As the deadline for trade negotiations with the US approaches, which is July 8-9, 2025, Indonesia has submitted a second offer to the US, including critical mineral investment and the electric vehicle ecosystem.