Reuters are descriptive to the next markets Trump’s tariff change, CGS International CEO says

Yantoultra Ngui, Jun Yuan Yong and Himanshi Akhand

According to CEO of Singapore (Reuters) -GTS International Securities Group CEO, US President Donald Trump’s decisions of the US President Donald Trump’s tariff decisions are “Desensited”.

Speaking at a panel at Reuters in the Asian Summit in Singapore, investors have no longer reacted to tariff changes and announcements.

“If you look at the tariff, the markets have begun to be a little desulitized to all possible exit.”

“Look at what happened in the last two days, when the tariff (deadline) sleeps, the market did not react badly, and the market itself is a little desluited.”

Trump, negotiations in the coming weeks, the “will affect mutual connection partners in the future weeks, a new August 1st period was set for a period of 1st period.

Trump, housing imports, consumer electronics, vehicles, vehicles, electricity networks and a metal, which are used to the electricity network and military hardware, he said.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent received about $ 100 billion in tariff revenues in Tuesday this year, and up to $ 300 billion by the end of 2025.

Meanwhile, Fong said there is a growing trend of Chinese companies transferring resources to Southeast Asia managed by trade uncertainty.

“In fact, for Chinese companies, we are more interested in creating potential partners to prepare potential partners in the last six months, potential partners,” he said.

The initiative of the Trump’s Freedom Day was caused by variability in global markets on April 2, and some investors wanted to move away from US assets.

Despite these difficulties, Uday Sareen, Asia Pacific, Asia’s head of wholesale banking and head for the Pacific, Asia continues to enter more foreign direct investments compared to the rest of the world.

EastPring Investments Main Investment Officer Vis Nayar stressed as a standstill for investment in India.

“If I had to choose one (market), I would especially adhere to India for local economies and features,” Nayar said Nayar, who speaks in the panel.

However, the assessments in India have demanded that investors have a choice.

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(YantoulArtra Ngui, Jun Yuan Yong and Himanshi Akhand; Writing by Scott Murdoch; Regulation by Jacqueline Wong)