Indonesia to import 1.4 million kiloliters of U.S. fuel in exchange for lower tariffs

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The Indonesian government has announced plans to import 1.4 million kiloliters of fuel from the United States, theTo meet the demand of the national oil company Pertamina and private gas stations while fulfilling the trade agreement with the United States. Total imports were 1.4 million kiloliters (including Pertamina and private sector demand) This was also in exchange for the US reducing tariffs on Indonesian goods (from 321 TP3T to 191 TP3T).

The U.S. previously asked Indonesia toNo tariffs may be imposed on U.S. exports.;Purchase of $15 billion in U.S. energy products (about 244 trillion rupiah), purchase of $4.5 billion in agricultural products (about 73 trillion rupiah), and order of 50 aircraft through Eagle AirlinesBoeing 777Airplanes.The Deputy Secretary of Energy has indicated that the exact percentage of distribution is to be determined.

The Government requested Pertamina and private companies to submit detailed demand data.Import program will continue until the end of 2025The move is aimed at balancing the trade deficit while safeguarding the stability of domestic fuel supply. The move is aimed at balancing the trade deficit while guaranteeing a stable domestic fuel supply. Analysts point out that this marks a trade-off between Indonesia's energy security and international trade.

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