Indonesia President Prabowo Subianto's China Visit
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•Will Indonesia's Prabowo move closer to Trump, Xi or both?
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Indonesia 's newly inaugurated President Prabowo Subianto set off for China on Friday for his first international trip as president.
His visit comes during a transitional period at the White House , ahead of the incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump in January .
Jakarta could see more opportunities to expand ties with Washington , analysts say.
Analysts say the "deck is being shuffled right now, and we don't know where the cards will land".
Jakarta courted Musk to invest in satellites and electric vehicle batteries.
Indonesia is eager to develop its EV battery industry.
The Biden administration has put aside tens of billions of dollars in tax credits to spur the U.S. EV industry.
Jakarta has been pushing for a limited free-trade agreement that will allow it to benefit from IRA tax credits.
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