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Aberdeen Investments looks to Japan, India as Trump flip-flops on tariffs

Jovi Ho
Jovi Ho • 3 min read
Aberdeen Investments looks to Japan, India as Trump flip-flops on tariffs
Meanwhile, China is holding high-level meetings in response to US tariffs, aiming to launch measures to boost domestic consumption and stabilise the capital markets. Photo: Bloomberg
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US President Donald Trump authorised a 90-day pause on tariffs following a strong US$39 billion treasury auction that supported the Treasury market.

This results in a substantially lower reciprocal tariff rate. Countries previously subjected to higher reciprocal levies will now be taxed at the 10% baseline rate during this period. China is the exception, with tariffs raised to 125%.

With the 90-day pause, the average tariff rate will now be 25%. This window opens the door for negotiations between the US and affected nations, says Ray Sharma-Ong, head of multi-asset investment solutions, Southeast Asia, at Aberdeen Investments. 

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