Trump has claimed a rate agreement with Indonesia

US President Donald Trump said that he had resolved the second rate agreement with Indonesia.

Trump said he had threatened Goerhs that entered the United States from the country of Indonesia in exchange for the “full entry” for American companies.

The Southeast Asian country did not immediately confirm the terms of the agreement, which is proud of a small but growing trade with the United States.

The agreement has emerged after the White House unveiled the boundaries in this spring trace.

After suspending his most aggressive rate plans early this year, Trump renewed the threats this month and sent warning letters to dozens of countries that he intended to charge higher rates from August 1.

His attention includes all the largest trade partners in the United States, including the European Union, Canada, Mexico, Japan and South Korea.

Indonesia also received a letter from Trump last week, which outlines 32% of plans on his goods, who thought that a contract was approaching.

Trump on Tuesday called the Indonesia President after he called the President.

He said that Indonesia had agreed to reduce trade rates for US products as part of the agreement.

“They are going to give 5 % and we will not give anything … we will get full access to Indonesia,” he told reporters.

The country has also agreed to buy $ 15 billion in US energy, $ 4.5 billion in American agricultural products, and 50 boing jets, later written on social media.

The statistics are less than the royators reported earlier this month.

Also, like Indonesia, the administration has only announced a contract with the UK, China and Vietnam. In these three cases, the deals remain in the highest number of American high rates, without the important issues and terms of the unpredictable or resolution.

Square Patton Bogs partner, Evet Essestat, who served as a financial adviser in the first administration of the Trump administration, said that the White House expects more deals to unveil the next week.

He caught the attention Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carne recently commented on TuesdayThe one who once considered unimaginable levels increased the chances of accepting rates.

“The tone is changing a lot,” he said.