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South Koreas Ministry of Trade: South Korean auto companies will not fight alone.On March 27, Barclays economists said in a report that the focus will now turn to the next tariff on specific products that US President Trump considers vital to the United States, especially semiconductors and pharmaceuticals. This could have a significant economic impact on emerging Asian economies. Semiconductors are a more critical pressure point in the region. Although the specific implementation date of chip tariffs has not yet been announced, Barclays expects that Malaysias vulnerability is most prominent in this area. Barclays also said that potential tariffs on the pharmaceutical industry could have a significant impact on Singapore. Pharmaceuticals account for a large proportion of the products imported by the United States from India, but overall, Indias exposure in this regard is relatively limited.Futures March 27, Economies.com analysts latest view today: Brent crude oil futures prices rose in the latest intraday trading, closing above the important resistance level of $73.60, confirming its breakthrough. In the short term, the upward correction trend is dominant as prices stabilize along the trend line and receive positive support as the trading price is above the 50-period simple moving average.South Koreas Ministry of Trade: South Korean auto companies will face major difficulties due to US tariffs.March 27, Swedens Nordic Bank said that auto tariffs represent another escalation in Trumps new round of trade war, which looks much more serious than his first term. We have lowered our GDP growth forecast for the US economy this year to 1.9% from 2.4% in February, but we still maintain our forecast of 1.9% for 2026. More disturbing is the uncertainty caused by Trumps erratic tariff decisions, which brings a risk that both businesses and households suspend investment and purchases until the situation becomes clearer. Given that the Trump administration still intends to introduce industry tariffs later, and as other countries retaliate, this uncertainty may last longer. The impact of the "Government Efficiency Department" spending cuts is more far-reaching than we originally expected, which is another downside risk to economic growth.
