As Asian countries respond to Trump’s latest tariff announcement as the term approaches

US President Donald Trump on Thursday state Overcoming the so -called “mutual” tariff rates For several countries, on the eve of Friday, announced earlier.

The White House also announced a 40% tariff rate for all goods that are translated to avoid suitable duties.

Countries that are not listed in the last order threaten an additional duty of 10%. The updated directive changes the tariffs imposed in accordance with the previous executive order issued in April.

Here is the reactions of the world leaders and countries of Asia, when the clock gives until the end of August 1. It was not immediately clear whether this date was alienated to make the tariffs start.

“This is good news for Cambodia’s citizens and the country’s development.” Prime Minister Cambodin Hong Monet said on Friday on Facebook After the revised tariff table was released.

Currently, Cambodia threatens 19% of duties, a large -scale incision from the “release” tariff level in 49% – which were one of the highest rates announced on April 2.

Monet also thanked Trump for “initiating and pushing the ceasefire between the Cambodian Army and the Thai Army.” Last week, both countries participated in the border conflict.

Finance Minister Thailand Pichu Chunhavoj said in the message on x The fact that the tariff rate charged in the country “reflects a close friendship and partnership between Thailand and the US,” Google said its statement in Thai. The country faces 19% of the US export tariffs

Chunhavajira added that the announced tariff helps Thailand remain competitive on the world stage, creates investors’ trust and allows economic growth.

However, he said the government recognized the influence of tariffs on entrepreneurs and farmers, and prepared “comprehensive support measures”, including soft loans, subsidies and tax measures to help Thailand adapt.

Taiwan suffered 20% “Temporary Tariff”, said President Li Ching-TE On your Facebook page, Adding that the negotiations are still ongoing.

This is lower than 32%announced on April 2.

Taiwan will also discuss the cooperation of the supply chain and issues related to section 232 in the future, he added, citing industry tariffs that Trump imposed on the national security.

– This article will be updated when more reactions arrive.