ASEAN explores reducing reliance on US and China amid trade tensions

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•The United States initiated trade investigations affecting ASEAN exports in early 2026.
•ASEAN economies have experienced disruptions due to tariffs and trade policy uncertainty between the US and China.
•Discussions within ASEAN focus on enhancing intra-regional trade and seeking new trade partners beyond the US and China.
•Trade experts note that tariffs are not the primary barrier to US-ASEAN trade growth, suggesting structural and regulatory issues also play a role.
•US trade probes have caused concern among ASEAN members about the future viability of existing trade agreements.

▸If ASEAN successfully increases intra-regional trade and diversifies partners Southeast Asian economies could reduce vulnerability to US-China trade conflicts and improve economic resilience.

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Trade tensions and probes create uncertainty for ASEAN companies reliant on US and Chinese markets, affecting investor confidence.

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