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Thailand Welcomes US Tariff Reduction as Deputy PM Hails 'Strong Friendship'

01 tháng 08. 2025

Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira expresses gratitude as Thailand's tariff rate drops from 36% to 19% under Trump's new trade measures.

Trump modifies reciprocal tariffs ahead of deadline; rate on Singapore likely to remain at 10%

01 tháng 08. 2025

President Donald Trump will keep minimum global tariff rates at 10 per cent, resisting prior suggestions he could raise the floor to 15 per cent or higher, according to a White House statement on July 31.

Malaysia’s rare earth leverage — Turning tariffs into strategy

01 tháng 08. 2025

Despite several rounds of discussions, the Anwar administration appears unable to secure a deal with the Trump administration. 

Malaysia dodges steep US tariff, still faces export pressure

01 tháng 08. 2025

Malaysia may have clinched a deal with Washington to limit the incoming United States (US) tariff to 19 per cent on its exports, but analysts say the move still spells turbulence for trade flows and investor sentiment.

Indonesia: Prabowo Hails U.S. Trade Deal As A ‘New Era Of Mutual Benefit’

01 tháng 08. 2025

The Deal Slams the Door on Chinese Products Being Shipped Through Indonesia to the U.S. to gain the lower tariff than that imposed by President Trump on President Xi Jinping’s Regime.

White House sets Malaysia's tariff rate at 19%

01 tháng 08. 2025

The White House said Malaysia’s exports to the US will be subject to a 19% tariff, according to its official website on Thursday.

Singapore: Latin America offers opportunities in manufacturing, innovation, green economy and agri-trade

01 tháng 08. 2025

Amid global turmoil, efforts to bring Singapore and the region closer have grown more urgent, says the minister of state for trade and industry.

Shrimpers praise Trump tariffs on Indonesia, Vietnam imports

01 tháng 08. 2025

Shrimpers are praising the Trump administration’s newly announced tariffs on imports from Indonesia and Vietnam as a long-overdue correction to what it calls “counter-productive trade policies.”