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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's approach to foreign policy is stoking unease in the international community.    © Reuters
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Southeast Asia's risk map: A country-by-country breakdown

Markets wrestle with individual risk factors as global turmoil rises

RYUSHIRO KODAIRA, Nikkei senior staff writer | Southeast Asia

BANGKOK -- Geopolitical risk comes in many forms. While investors are keeping a wary eye on political divisions in the U.S., the trade war between Beijing and Washington, and rising populism in Europe, Southeast Asian markets are facing their own unique headwinds.

From protectionism to inflation, we break down the risk factors facing each country, as well as the performance of its local stock index this year (calculated as of Oct. 26) for an idea where each market stands.

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