Asian share markets make a strong rebound on news of pause on global tariffs


The Straits Times Index surged 8.2 per cent when trading opened. The STI has dropped 14.2 per cent since Trump announced the sweeping tariffs on April 2. - ST

TOKYO: Asian share markets rebounded strongly in early trading on Thursday (April 10) as investors picked up battered stocks after US President Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause on global tariffs announced last week for every country except China.

Singapore’s Straits Times Index surged 8.2 per cent as soon as trading opened. The STI has dropped 14.2 per cent since Trump announced the sweeping tariffs on April 2.

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