UBS analysts predict a slowdown in Asia-Pacific economic growth in 2025, primarily due to potential U.S. tariff increases, a strong dollar, and reduced export demand. The forecast indicates a decline of 0.5 to 1 percentage point in GDP, with cyclical exporters like South Korea and Taiwan facing the most significant impacts.In contrast, domestically focused economies such as India and the Philippines are expected to show more resilience. Mainland China is anticipated to implement substantial fiscal and monetary measures to mitigate the effects of trade barriers, aiming for growth stabilization at mid-4% in 2025.