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The U.S. Election 2024: Impact on Southeast Asia

As the 2024 U.S. presidential election nears, global markets watch for policy shifts affecting trade, investment, and geopolitics. Southeast Asia’s economies are wary of potential U.S.-China tensions impacting exports.

Election Impact on Global Markets

As the U.S. nears the final stages of the 2024 presidential election, happening on November 5, global markets are on edge. This election carries the potential to bring about shifts in policies that could significantly affect trade, investment, and geopolitical stability worldwide. Decision-makers across various sectors are closely observing the candidates’ positions, eager to anticipate changes that could influence international economic dynamics.

Challenges for Southeast Asian Economies

A critical area of concern for Southeast Asian economies is the possible alteration of U.S. trade policies post-election. Historically, countries like Vietnam, Malaysia, and Thailand have thrived due to globalization and open trade, benefiting immensely from exports to the U.S. However, new tariffs similar to those imposed during the U.S.-China trade war pose significant threats to these export-dependent nations, potentially undermining their economic stability.

Southeast Asia’s Delicate Position

The U.S.-China rivalry has long been a central theme in U.S. foreign policy, impacting Southeast Asia significantly. Many ASEAN nations maintain intricate economic relationships with both superpowers. Should the U.S. persist with its stringent policies toward China, Southeast Asian countries might face pressure to choose sides. Such a scenario could disrupt deeply integrated supply chains, particularly affecting technology sectors like semiconductors and electronics, and introduce new challenges for the region’s economies.

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