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Indonesia will emphasize its strategic role in global trade—particularly in natural resources—as it advances negotiations to reduce a 32% tariff set to be imposed by the US, a government official said on Wednesday. Haryo Limanseto, spokesperson for the Ministry of Economic Affairs, said Indonesia’s Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs, Airlangga Hartarto—who is leading the negotiation team—is scheduled to meet with US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, and other officials. However, no specific timeframe for the meetings was provided. The 32% tariff on Indonesian goods is scheduled to take effect on August 1, unchanged from the level previously announced by Washington in April. Last week, Hartarto said Indonesia had proposed reducing its tariffs on US products to near zero and offered to increase purchases and investment from the US, totaling approximately USD 34 billion.

Indonesia’s Chief Trade Negotiator to Meet US Officials Over Tariffs

Foreign exchange reserves in the Czech Republic advanced to $161.1 billion in June 2025 from an upwardly revised $159.1 billion in the previous month. This was the highest reading since May 2022, indicating a sustained buildup in the country’s reserve assets. The expansion was mainly driven by increases in both foreign currency reserves, which climbed to $150.2 billion from $147.7 billion in May, and gold reserves, which rose to $6.5 billion from $6.4 billion in the previous month. Meanwhile, reserves held in special drawing rights (SDRs) stood unchanged at $3.5 billion, along with the IMF reserve position, which remained stable at $0.8 billion.

Czechia Forex Reserves at Over 3-Year High

The Hang Seng lost 256 points or 1.1% to close at 23,892 on Wednesday, giving up gains from the prior session amid weak data from China. Consumer prices on the mainland edged up in June for the first time in five months, but deflation risks lingered. Meanwhile, producer prices fell the most in two years as muted demand and tariff-related uncertainties intensified price competition. Losses were broad-based, with declines from tech, property, and consumers. Henderson Land plunged 8.6% after issuing a HKD-denominated convertible bond. Other notable laggards included Sun Hung Kai Properties (-3.1%), Meituan (-2.5%), and Xiaomi Corp. (-2.0%). Further losses were capped by remarks from U.S. President Trump, who said trade talks with the EU and China were progressing well, easing fears that Beijing would be targeted in the next round of tariff hikes. Meantime, IPO momentum in Hong Kong is likely to surge in H2, with 100–139 new listings for the year, according to the South China Morning Post.

Hang Seng Dips 1% at Finish

The FTSE MIB index rose 0.6% to around 40,400 on Wednesday, extending gains for a third straight session and reaching its highest level in over four weeks. Investors remained focused on shifts in US trade policy and their implications after President Donald Trump unveiled plans to impose a higher-than-expected 50% tariff on copper imports and floated the possibility of levies of up to 200% on pharmaceuticals, though implementation would be delayed by 12–18 months to allow the industry time to adjust. In Europe, Trump said he would probably notify the EU within two days about the tariff rate, while continuing to express frustration over EU taxes and penalties targeting US tech companies. Across the bourse, gains were led by financial stocks, including UniCredit (+2.1%), Intesa Sanpaolo (+1.9%), Banco BPM (+1.6%), Banca Mediolanum (+1.9%), and FinecoBank (+1.1%). Sharp gains were also seen in Prysmian and Stellantis, both advancing nearly 3%.

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