Asian economies are adapting to ongoing disruptions caused by international trade tariffs, with policymakers and businesses adjusting strategies to mitigate risks and identify new opportunities. According to Oxford Economics, the region’s diverse export dependencies and supply chain linkages mean the impact varies significantly across countries. While some nations face pressure from reduced market access, others are leveraging domestic demand and alternative trade routes to maintain momentum. The analysis explores potential scenarios for the coming months, including shifts in manufacturing flows and investment patterns, as regional actors respond to evolving global trade dynamics.
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Asia: Riding the tariff storm – what next? – Oxford Economics
Asia: Riding the tariff storm – what next? Oxford Economics