TOKYO -- As Southeast Asian countries scramble to find ways to respond to U.S. President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs, each country finds itself with few good options, while a shift away from exporting to the U.S. could play into China's hand.
Trade war
Vietnam and Thailand, reeling from Trump tariffs, search for compromise
Countries vow more energy and agricultural imports, but shift toward China likely
A container ship docks at Vietnam's Haiphong harbor. Vietnam was hit with the highest tariff among major Southeast Asian economies at 46%. (Photo obtained by Nikkei)
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