The stock markets of Southeast Asia opened this Thursday with strong increases, with Vietnam and Singapore leading the climb, after the president of the United States, Donald Trump, announced a 90 -day suspension of their so -called “reciprocal tariffs”, which especially punish this region. The VN Chi Minh (the old Saigon) VN ascended during the first session hours around 6.5 % or 72.77 points and was placed at 1,167.07 integers. In Singapore, Selective Sti earned 5.15 % or 174.68 points, up to 3,568.37. The Malaysian Klci index advanced in the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange just over 5 % or 71.06 units and thus reached 1,471.65 points. In Indonesia, the JCI rose 4.86 % or 289.83 points, to 6,257.82 units. Manila Square registered an ascent of 1.92 % or 115.24 points, and the PSEI was placed at 6,121.58 integers. Bangkok, the last Southeast Asian bag to open, woke up 3.69 % upwards, adding 40.12 points, until the selective set reached 1,128.3.
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