1、CoverIs deglobalization a myth?The quiet rise of global services trade,and promising engine of ASEANResearch IntelligenceOctober 2025Krungsri ResearchContentsSubscribe UsContentsDisclaimerUnless explicitly stated otherwise,this publication and all material therein is under the copyright of Krungsri
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5、ght to change those opinions without prior notice.For research subscription,Introduction3Definition,Driving Factors of Deglobalization,and the Dynamics of Global Trade and Services4Why Services Trade Is Relatively More Resilient to Deglobalization?7Services Trade:ASEANs Economic Buffer and Growth En
6、gine9Krungsri Research View13References15Deglobalization has emerged as one of the key megatrends shaping the global economic and trade landscape.It is driven by a confluence of economic and social factors,most notably the international trade policy uncertainties and intensifying geopolitical confli