Southeast Asia countries are facing heavy tariffs from the U.S. President Donald Trump’s Reciprocal tariffs with most ranging from 32% to 49%. Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and Myanmar were hit the hardest with tariffs over 40%.
After the announcement at the Rose Garden, an annex to Trump’s announcement showed that there are some changes on the imposed tariffs to several countries. Most saw slight increases.
Outlined here are the revised tariffs imposed on Southeast Asian countries:
- Cambodia: 49%
- Laos: 48%
- Vietnam: 46%
- Myanmar: 45% (up from 44%)
- Thailand: 37% (up from 33%)
- Indonesia: 32%
- Malaysia: 24%
- Brunei: 24%
- Philippines: 18% (up from 17%)
- Singapore: 10% (Not in the annex, but earlier announced at 10%)
