Dan Ten Kate

Dan Ten Kate, Bloomberg editor covering Asia and global economic policy, and Richard McGregor, Lowy Institute senior fellow with deep China experience, discuss how Trump's return reshaped global responses to Beijing. They explore allies hedging against U.S. reliability, Europe’s anti-coercion tool’s unintended uses, China’s export surge and tech-first self-reliance, and middle powers seeking alternatives to Washington.

Daniel Ten Kate, Bloomberg’s executive editor for Asia economy and government, joins a panel to discuss the potential consequences of a second Trump term on Asian economies. They dive into the complexities of U.S.-China relations and the possible rise in tariffs that could impact countries like China and India. The conversation touches on how Southeast Asian nations are strategizing through regional partnerships to navigate these challenges. With an unpredictable geopolitical landscape ahead, the experts underscore the importance of strategic preparedness.

Daniel Ten Kate, Bloomberg’s executive editor for Asia economy and government, shares his expertise on the potential impact of a second Trump term on the Asian landscape. He discusses rising tariffs and geopolitical tensions, particularly concerning China and Taiwan. The conversation also highlights the shifting dynamics in U.S.-India relations and the critical role of Southeast Asian nations in trade. With uncertainties looming, Ten Kate emphasizes the challenges that countries face in a fractured global environment.