From Singapore to Vietnam, ASEAN markets still feeling Trump tariff whiplash

BANGKOK/JAKARTA/HANOI -- The disruption caused by the Trump administration's fast-changing tariff policy has roiled Southeast Asian stock markets, wiping out over $160 billion in value before a reversal fixed most, but not all, of the damage.

The uncertainty over U.S. President Donald Trump's "reciprocal" tariffs -- announced on April 2 before being largely paused a week later -- has also led companies to rethink plans including an initial public offering.