Southeast Asian stock markets ended higher on Tuesday, with Philippines leading gains, as hopes of a resolution in the long drawn US-China trade dispute revived investor spending.
SINGAPORE: Southeast Asian stock markets ended higher on Tuesday, with Philippines leading gains, as hopes of a resolution in the long drawn US-China trade dispute revived investor spending.
US President Donald Trump struck an optimistic tone on a trade deal with China on Monday, while White House adviser Larry Kudlow said tariffs on Chinese goods scheduled for December could be withdrawn if talks go well.
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