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How Southeast Asia can realize its commercial promise amid geopolitical rivalry

Keeping Southeast Asia open for business is a geopolitical task as much as a commercial one. Its relationships across geopolitical divides give companies access to competing powers’ markets, capital, and technology.

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Southeast Asia’s openness is framed as both a geopolitical and commercial challenge, with its cross‑regional ties offering firms access to the markets, capital and technology of rival powers. In 2025, ASEAN drew a record $243.9 billion in foreign direct investment, underscoring the region’s economic appeal. However, ongoing conflict, intensified U.S.–China strategic competition and rising economic nationalism are identified as threats that could undermine these investment opportunities.

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