Asian Markets Slide as US Warns Trading Partners Ahead of Critical Tariff Deadline in Manila

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Asian stock markets experienced a general decline on Monday as the US government intensified pressure on its trading partners to finalize new trade agreements before an important tariff deadline set for Wednesday. The Trump administration plans to send official notices to several countries, cautioning that higher US tariffs might be imposed if agreements are not reached within the specified timeframe.

This development has raised uncertainty and led to increased caution among investors across Asia. Notably, South Korea’s financial markets faced losses as traders responded to the impending threat of tariffs. These escalating tensions illustrate the US’s aggressive trade policy strategy aimed at rebalancing international trade deals.

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Many analysts anticipate ongoing market volatility until clear resolutions from these negotiations are announced. For the latest updates, stay tuned to Questiqa USA.

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