Sri Lankan rubber exporters are urging the US to cut Trump-era tariffs to 15–20 per cent to stay competitive with Indonesia.

Sri Lankan rubber exporters urge reduced US tariffs to avoid losing US market share, citing competition from Indonesia.

The tariff deal, announced on Tuesday, reduced US tariffs from 32 percent to 19 percent, with transshipment adding the rate ...

JAKARTA (Reuters) -Indonesia is still negotiating details of its recently-reached trade deal with the United States after ...

US cuts tariffs on Indonesian goods to 19%, boosting the country’s garment and footwear industries and securing jobs in key sectors.

Despite Indonesia’s recent success at scoring a significantly lower tariff rate with the United States and finalizing a ...

The recently agreed-upon U.S. tariff arrangement for Indonesian products could actually weaken Indonesia's trade position, ...

Meanwhile, Trade Minister Budi Santoso said that some U.S. goods have had a zero percent tariff all this time. "The tariffs ...

Colombo, Jul 19 (PTI) Ahead of the August 1 deadline for further negotiations on the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, the Sri Lankan rubber exporters said they faced the threat of losing ...

Washington announced a new US–Vietnam trade deal, under which Vietnamese exports to the US will face a 20% tariff, down from ...

Whether or not Malaysia secures a lower tariff rate from the United States is, in the grand scheme of things, likely ...