There are growing fears that the US–China trade war will spread to Vietnam. A logical way to approach the issue would be to start...
In a recent Senate Finance Committee report, U.S. Trade Czar Robert Lighthizer opined that VN must take action to curb its growing trade surplus with the U.S.
Vietnam seems to be the consensus pick for winner of the US-China trade war, as Chinese and other manufacturers shift production to the cheaper South-East Asian nation.
Việt Nam and Cambodia have issued a joint statement on the occasion of the Việt Nam visit by Cambodian Prime Minister Samdech Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo Hun Sen from October 4-5 at the invitation of his Vietnamese counterpart Nguyễn Xuân Phúc.
For the 13th Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) Customs Directors-General and Commissioners Meeting (13thASEM Meeting) in Quang Ninh to be held successfully and safely and show international friends a beautiful Vietnam, hospitable Vietnamese people, the General Department of Customs has been completing preparations for the meeting.
Italy hopes to turn Việt Nam into a strategic entrance for trading and investment in Southeast Asia, especially in the field of manufacturing and processing agricultural products. Michele D'Ercole, Chairman of the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Việt Nam (ICHAM), speaks to Việt Nam News Reporter Nguyễn Linh Anh on the sideline of the two-day “Machinery Made in Italy 2019” event ending Wednesday in Hà Nội.
Ratifying and following international labor standards has become increasingly important to improving Vietnam’s competitive edge.
A major trade surplus since early this year, particularly a soar in electronics exports, is expected to enable the Vietnamese economy to continue enjoying the fruits of trade in 2019.
QuotedData recently attended a investor presentation by a London-listed Vietnam country-specialist investment company. We figured it would be interesting to share some findings given the level of interest in Vietnam, on the back of strong economic and stock market performance, shaped by its evolvement beyond low-cost manufacturing.
It may come as a surprise to many that Taiwan is the only one of Malaysia’s top 10 trading partners that has yet to sign a free trade agreement (FTA), either bilaterally or multilaterally, at Asean level.
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