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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia has sought to defend its efforts in negotiating a lower United States tariff rate despite being the only Southeast Asian country to face an opposite outcome based on US President Donald Trump’s latest announcement. 

Speaking at a press conference on Wednesday (Jul 9), Malaysia’s Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz said that in multiple rounds of negotiations with Washington, Putrajaya “stood firm” and did not compromise on what he described as “red lines” or issues of national interest

 

He however added that he is still “optimistic” of a favourable result ahead of a new Aug 1 deadline for negotiations.

Malaysia is now  - up from 24 per cent.

On why Malaysia appeared to be singled out among Southeast Asian countries, analysts told CNA it was “unrealistic” to expect any favourable outcome from US tariff negotiations anyway, and that the Trump administration does not seem to have “any rationale or reason” for increasing its tariff rate on Malaysia.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s attendance at the ongoing ASEAN foreign ministers’ meetings offers a chance for further bilateral talks, the analysts added.

Tengku Zafrul said negotiations with the US will continue during his video call with US Trade Representative (USTR) Jamieson Greer on Thursday, while Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim will also meet Rubio at the ASEAN gathering in Kuala Lumpur.

“So, it's not about a question that negotiations have failed. It's not about the question that it is about Malaysia or the world is facing a crisis,” Tengku Zafrul told reporters.

Tengku Zafrul could be set to leave his post as minister by the end of this year as his senatorship ends after the maximum two terms in December.

A minister in Malaysia must be an elected member of parliament in the lower house or an appointed senator in the upper house.