U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer on Wednesday said he would discuss a trade deal with his Indonesian counterpart, after an American official said an agreement reached between the two nations in July was at risk of collapsing. Greer declined to discuss the state of the trade talks with Indonesia, saying they were subject to a confidentiality agreement, but underscoring Washington's interest in finalizing the trade deal. "We're always ready to move forward, and to move forward quickly, and I'm going to have a conversation with my counterpart in Indonesia tomorrow morning ... to talk about progress," Greer told an event hosted by the Atlantic Council.