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Southeast Asian Stocks Feel the Heat From Economic, U.S. Tariff Worries


Published on 2025-03-25 14:01:11 - Reuters
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  • (Reuters) - Foreign investors have soured on Southeast Asian markets as the rising threat of U.S. tariffs, worries over domestic growth and a surge in Chinese stocks prompt them to look elsewhere for gains.

The article from MSN discusses the impact of U.S. tariff concerns on Southeast Asian stock markets. Investors are increasingly worried about potential U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods, which could disrupt global trade flows and affect economies heavily reliant on exports like those in Southeast Asia. This anxiety has led to a noticeable dip in stock market performance across the region, with markets in countries like Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand experiencing declines. The article highlights how these markets are particularly vulnerable due to their economic ties with China, where any trade friction could lead to reduced demand for Southeast Asian exports. Additionally, the uncertainty around U.S. economic policies and the possibility of a broader trade war are contributing to a cautious investment climate, prompting investors to pull back from riskier assets in the region.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/southeast-asian-stocks-feel-the-heat-from-economic-us-tariff-worries/ar-AA1BAjKZ ]