Why Asian firms are not cheering Trump tariff ruling
When the US Supreme Court struck down a central pillar of President Donald Trump's sweeping tariff regime last week, businesses across Asia did not celebrate.
Instead, exporters, manufacturers and logistics companies were left grappling with more confusion over access to the world's largest consumer market.
"No-one likes uncertainty," said Push Sharma, founder of Singapore-based wellness brand Haldy, which had spent years preparing to enter the American market before abruptly shelving its plans last year.
"We had already done the trademark registrations, the groundwork, discussions with distributors," he said. "Then everything suddenly felt very drastic. We had to defer our plans."
Trump's tariffs were designed to reduce global dependence on China among other things.
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