Market Performance - Southeast Asia ETFs rose by 4.81%, with Vietnam leading the gains[2] - The Global X FTSE Southeast Asia ETF outperformed ETFs tracking India, the UK, and China, but lagged behind Japan, Latin America, and the US[2] - The Southeast Asia Technology ETF increased by 4.47%, underperforming the broader Southeast Asia ETF by 0.34 percentage points[2] Country-Specific Insights - iShares MSCI Indonesia ETF gained 5.05%, outperforming by 0.24 percentage points, with active trading following a modest pullback[3] - iShares MSCI Singapore ETF rose 4.56%, underperforming by 0.25 percentage points, supported by the 2025 GST voucher scheme for low-income households[3] - iShares MSCI Thailand ETF advanced 2.69%, underperforming by 2.12 percentage points, aided by a central bank interest rate cut[3] - iShares MSCI Malaysia ETF climbed 4.17%, underperforming by 0.64 percentage points, as the US-Malaysia tariff agreement took effect[3] - Global X MSCI Vietnam ETF surged 11.83%, outperforming by 7.02 percentage points, driven by financial hub development and supportive central bank policies[3] Trading Volume and Liquidity - The Global X FTSE Southeast Asia ETF had a trading volume of 188,000 shares, increasing by 19.5%[16] - iShares MSCI Indonesia ETF trading volume reached 7,054,000 shares, up by 9.5%[16] - iShares MSCI Singapore ETF trading volume decreased by 15.8% to 5,379,000 shares[16] Risk Factors - The report highlights macroeconomic downturn risks and geopolitical tensions as potential threats to market stability[4][36]