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Escalating global trade tensions underscore need to bolster intra-Asean food trade

25 tháng 07. 2025

The escalating global trade tension underscores a need to bolster intra-Asean food trade to safeguard against potential disruptions in the regional food supply chain, according to a Malaysian Institute of Economic Research (MIER) expert.

Indonesia seeks US tariff cuts on palm oil, coffee, key exports

25 tháng 07. 2025

The Indonesian government is continuing negotiations with the United States to lower import tariffs on several strategic commodities to below 19 percent or eliminate them entirely.

Malaysia must build an ultra-competitive economy to accept zero tariffs from the US in future

25 tháng 07. 2025

When Thailand’s top trade strategist admitted this week that Bangkok “couldn’t match” Vietnam’s zero-tariff proposals to the United States, the alarm bells should have echoed in Putrajaya too. 

Thai exports rise 15.5%, below forecast

25 tháng 07. 2025

Imports rose 13.1% in June, also lower than projection.

Lula says the US has ignored Brazil’s attempts to negotiate Trump’s announced tariff

25 tháng 07. 2025

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said Thursday that his government has not been successful in trying to negotiate the 50% tariff on Brazilian imports that U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose.

Trump tariffs wreaking havoc in Brazil's citrus belt

25 tháng 07. 2025

U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to impose a new 50% tariff on all Brazilian products from Aug. 1 could devastate the South American nation's citrus belt, as factories scale back production and orange farmers consider leaving fruit to rot amid a sharp drop in prices.

Vietnam remains Singapore's 3rd largest rice exporter

25 tháng 07. 2025

In addition to white rice, Vietnam has two other categories with high export values to the Singaporean market: milled fragrant rice and glutinous rice.

What Trump's tariffs mean for Filipinos

25 tháng 07. 2025

After President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s first-ever meeting with US President Donald Trump, Washington’s tariffs on Philippine goods have seemingly settled at 19%—slightly lower than the previous round but still higher than the original rate.