Southeast Asian exporters say they are unsure whether or how to adjust supply chains, pricing strategies and shipment schedules now that the U.S. Supreme Court has struck down President Donald Trump's "reciprocal" tariffs, bringing fresh uncertainty and volatility to global trade.
The confluence of tightening global trade conditions and potential energy price shocks presents a significant policy challenge. Officials say they will pursue diversification of export markets and products, deepen regional integration, and enhance technological capabilities to bolster resilience against external shocks.
Thailand is advancing its ambition to become a leading artificial intelligence (AI) hub for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), driven by its Thailand 4.0 initiative and rapid growth in data centre (DC) infrastructure.
After U.S. President Donald Trump announced reciprocal tariffs on trading partners, negotiations with individual countries have continued.
Farm Progress America: Mike Pearson tells listeners how the U.S.-Indonesia trade deal is opening doors for American agriculture.
The country’s electronic exports are projected to surpass the $50-billion mark this year, setting a new record high on the back of growing adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) and United States (US) tariff exemptions.
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers have begun raising prices in Thailand after the government ended its electric vehicle subsidy program at the end of last year.
The products under investigation include ceramic tiles, such as floor, pavement, hearth or wall tiles, ceramic mosaic cubes and similar products, whether mounted on a backing or not.