‘Adapt and adjust’ amid shifting US tariffs


PETALING JAYA: In just under two months, US President Donald Trump’s shifting tariffs on key trade partners have shaken global markets, raising concerns for Malaysia, which relies heavily on trade with the United States and China.

Amid fear of the impact of rising tariffs, trade leaders are urging the government and businesses to fortify Asean ties and explore non-traditional markets.

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