Asia Weekly: Estimating the shock to growth in Asia

Economies in Asia have been hit with many of the highest “reciprocal” tariffs. The resulting fall in US demand could plausibly knock over 1% off GDP in several Asian economies over the coming year. For Vietnam, which is both the most exposed in the region and faces one of the highest tariffs, the impact is likely to be much larger. 

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