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**SEA Weekly** brings you an audio version of the SEA Weekly newsletter by Chloe Tan and Miguel Santos, analyzing the major events and developments reshaping Southeast Asia's digital economy and industrial landscape each week. Rather than surface-level recaps, these episodes dig into the underlying patterns: the infrastructure being built beneath consumer apps, the supply chains powering regional manufacturing, the regulatory frameworks governments are writing, and the flows of capital and FDI reshaping Southeast Asia. Read the series at https://expertlinked.in/tags/southeast-asia/

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3/22/2026

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Episode thumbnail for SEA Weekly - Ep 22: What's the Verdict on ASEAN Supply Chain Resilience as Q3 Trade Flows Reach Their Peak?

July 26, 2026

SEA Weekly - Ep 22: What's the Verdict on ASEAN Supply Chain Resilience as Q3 Trade Flows Reach Their Peak?

<p>ASEAN&#39;s peak-quarter trade still looks busy, but Chloe Tan joins Emily Chen to explain why real resilience is now concentrated in the nodes that can price delay, orchestrate handoffs, and finance disruption without letting margins collapse.</p><p><br></p><p>Full transcript and links are available at <a href="https://seaweekly.com/ podcasts/southeast-asia-weekly/2026-07-26-asean-supply-chain-resilience-q3-verdict" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">https://seaweekly.com/podcasts/southeast-asia-weekly/2026-07-26-asean-supply-chain-resilience-q3-verdict</a></p>

Episode thumbnail for SEA Weekly - Ep 21: How ASEAN Corridor Competition Is Redrawing the Q3 Supply Chain Cost Map

July 19, 2026

SEA Weekly - Ep 21: How ASEAN Corridor Competition Is Redrawing the Q3 Supply Chain Cost Map

<p>ASEAN corridor competition in the third quarter is no longer being priced by nominal cheapness alone. Miguel Santos joins Emily Chen to explain why buyers are now paying for recovery time, predictable delivered cost, selective air-freight optionality, and auditability - and why that is already redrawing how Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Timor-Leste, and Indonesia sit on the same regional cost map.</p><p><br></p><p>Full transcript and links are available at <a href="https://seaweekly.com/podcasts/southeast-asia-weekly/2026-07-19-asean-corridor-competition-q3-cost-map/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://seaweekly.com/podcasts/southeast-asia-weekly/2026-07-19-asean-corridor-competition-q3-cost-map/</a></p>

Episode thumbnail for SEAWeekly - Episode 20: Why ASEAN Logistics and Freight Signals Are Emerging as the New Leading Indicators for H2 Growth

July 12, 2026

SEAWeekly - Episode 20: Why ASEAN Logistics and Freight Signals Are Emerging as the New Leading Indicators for H2 Growth

<p>The Drewry World Container Index at four thousand six hundred and thirty-nine  dollars is not just a supply-chain headline — it is a financial stress test sorting  ASEAN economies by their logistics absorption capacity. Chloe Tan joins Emily Chen  to explain why the differential response to the same freight shock is the H2 growth  map, why Cambodia&#39;s garment order-book damage is already done before any GDP data  notices, and why Singapore&#39;s DBS significant risk transfer is pre-positioning for  exactly the Q3 trade finance demand cycle the freight spike is generating.</p><p><br></p><p>Full transcript and links <a href="https://seaweekly.com/podcasts/southeast-asia-weekly/2026-07-12-asean-logistics-freight-signals-leading-indicators/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://seaweekly.com/podcasts/southeast-asia-weekly/2026-07-12-asean-logistics-freight-signals-leading-indicators/</a></p>

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What is SEA Weekly?

SEA Weekly brings you an audio version of the SEA Weekly newsletter by Chloe Tan and Miguel Santos, analyzing the major events and developments reshaping Southeast Asia's digital economy and industrial landscape each week.

Rather than surface-level recaps, these episodes dig into the underlying patterns: the infrastructure being built beneath consumer apps, the supply chains powering regional manufacturing, the regulatory frameworks governments are writing, and the flows of capital and FDI reshaping Southeast Asia.

Read the series at https://expertlinked.in/tags/southeast-asia/

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

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Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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