全球外交进入“亚洲时间” ，经贸谈判、打击电诈等领域传来利好

Group 1 - The ASEAN Summit held in Kuala Lumpur from October 26 to 28 is considered one of the most significant Southeast Asian summits in recent years, with leaders from various countries including China, the US, Japan, and Brazil in attendance [1] - The US and Malaysia, Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam have established new trade agreements, which include reducing tariffs and regulatory barriers on US automobiles and agricultural products, and Malaysia has committed to investing $70 billion in the US over the next decade [1][2] - The US maintains an overall tariff rate of 19% to 20% on these countries but will exempt certain goods from tariffs, with specific details to be announced [2] Group 2 - The US has signed critical mineral agreements with Thailand and Malaysia to provide US companies with priority access to rare earths, and Malaysia and Cambodia have agreed to prevent third-country companies from dumping goods into the US [4] - Brazilian President Lula revealed constructive talks with Trump regarding tariff issues, as Brazil faces high tariffs from the US, and is seeking to diversify its trade structure in Asia [4] - A significant agenda item at the summit is addressing cross-border telecom fraud, particularly in regions like northern Myanmar and parts of Cambodia, where criminal groups exploit the lack of effective government control [5] Group 3 - Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar emphasized the need for stronger collective action against cross-border online fraud during the summit [5] - The upcoming APEC meeting in South Korea will also be a platform for discussions, with ongoing communication between China and the US regarding a potential meeting between their leaders [5] - The positive news surrounding the summit has led to significant increases in stock indices, with the Nikkei 225 index surpassing 50,000 points and the KOSPI200 index also reaching historical highs [5]