Asian Economies Brace for Impact of Potential Trump Tariff Resurgence

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Goldman Sachs warns that President Trump's proposed tariffs could impact several Asian countries beyond China, as the U.S. scrutinizes rising trade deficits with nations like South Korea, Taiwan, and Vietnam. These countries have seen significant trade surpluses with the U.S., partly due to shifts in supply chains away from China. Trump's tariffs, potentially ranging from 10% to 100%, could affect open economies in Asia, with Taiwan being particularly vulnerable. The move may prompt these countries to adjust their trade strategies to mitigate U.S. attention.
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