Market analysts believe that AI demand is becoming a new variable affecting the Southeast Asian economic landscape. However, at present, these countries still face the challenge of how to turn the short-term investment boom into a driving force for industrial upgrading and long-term competitiveness. Ni Shuhui, an assistant researcher at the International Finance Research Office at the Institute of World Economics and Politics of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said that global AI demand cycle trends, energy price fluctuations under geopolitics, and the resulting exchange rate depreciation and domestic inflation issues will be the main factors affecting Southeast Asia's economic performance.

Market analysts believe that AI demand is becoming a new variable affecting the Southeast Asian economic landscape. However, at present, these countries still face the challenge of how to turn the short-term investment boom into a driving force for industrial upgrading and long-term competitiveness. Ni Shuhui, an assistant researcher at the International Finance Research Office at the Institute of World Economics and Politics of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said that global AI demand cycle trends, energy price fluctuations under geopolitics, and the resulting exchange rate depreciation and domestic inflation issues will be the main factors affecting Southeast Asia's economic performance.