US tariffs putting pressure on both US and ASEAN
The most immediate impact of Trump’s tariffs will be inflation, both in the US and worldwide. As import costs rise, businesses will pass these costs onto consumers, driving up prices, said Professor Phar Kim Beng of ASEAN Studies at the International Islamic University of Malaysia (IIUM).
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Thailand pushes to stimulate international tourism demand
- Singapore’s pharmaceutical exports face difficulties due to US tariffs
- Thailand welcomes over 23 million foreign tourists
- Thailand’s tourism faces difficulties due to strengthening baht
- Indonesia promotes transition to clean, sustainable energy
- Indonesia declares state of emergency in Bali after severe flooding
- Thailand's new PM takes office
- Indonesia targets 5-5.2% economic growth in 2025
- Vietnam’s wind power included in Malaysia’s energy outlook
- Singapore retains top spot as Asia’s most peaceful nation