Group 1 - The United States signed a series of trade agreements with four Southeast Asian countries, including Malaysia, Cambodia, and Thailand, focusing on tariffs and key minerals [1] - The agreements maintain a 19% tariff rate on exports to Malaysia and Cambodia, with some products gradually reducing to zero tariffs, while Vietnam currently faces a 20% tariff [1] - Vietnam has committed to significantly increasing its purchases of American products to reduce the trade surplus, which reached $123 billion last year [1] Group 2 - Thailand agreed to eliminate tariffs on approximately 99% of goods and relax foreign ownership restrictions in its telecommunications sector [2] - Malaysia will simplify regulations for American cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, and has secured tariff exemptions for aerospace equipment and commodities like palm oil and cocoa [2] - Thailand committed to purchasing 80 American aircraft worth $18.8 billion and will buy around $5.4 billion in energy products annually, including LNG and crude oil [2]
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中国基金报·2025-10-26 16:05