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Indonesia's Chief Economic Minister, Airlangga Hartarto, who previously signalled a December deadline for the details of the reciprocal tariff agreement, said on Monday the negotiation had been "temporarily halted" due to the US government shutdown.

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The U.S. set a so-called 15% “reciprocal” tariff on Japan, the rate also set for auto and car parts exports—a key pillar of industry for the country.

Rates set in the letters range from 25% to 40%, generally in line with the original reciprocal rates set out in April.

That means humans can provide a reciprocal reassurance in troubling times.

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Next week, the first asylum seekers are expected to arrive in the UK from France under the reciprocal aspect of the deal.

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