WASHINGTON, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Indonesian and U.S.

companies on Wednesday signed trade and investment deals valued

at ​more than $7 billion a ‌day ahead of Indonesian President

Prabowo Subianto's meeting ⁠with U.S. President Donald Trump ⁠to

sign a final trade deal, ‌the ‌U.S.-ASEAN Business Council said.

The agreements, signed at ​a dinner for ‌Prabowo hosted by the

Chamber, include purchases by Indonesian firms ​of 1 million

metric ​tons ‌of U.S. soybeans, 1.6 million tons of corn, and

93,000 tons of ⁠cotton over unspecified periods, according ⁠to a

U.S.-ASEAN Business Council (USABC) fact sheet.

It added that Indonesia will buy 1 million tons of ⁠wheat

this ‌year and up to ‌5 million tons by 2030.

The ⁠deals include a memorandum of understanding between U.S.

mining group Freeport McMoRan ( FCX ) and the Indonesian

Ministry of Investment for critical minerals cooperation and an

agreement between state ​oil producer Pertamina and Halliburton

Co ( HAL ) to cooperate on oilfield recovery, USABC ​said.

(Reporting by ‌David Lawder; Editing by ​Himani Sarkar)