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In July 2020, Vietnam's total import and export value reached nearly US$47 billion, considered the month with the highest turnover since the beginning of the year. In which, our country's trade surplus reached more than US$8 billion.
MorePrime Minister Narendra Modi’s government in March announced incentives that make niche firms -- electronics manufacturers -- eligible for a payment of 4%-6% of their incremental sales over the next five years. The result: about two dozen companies pledged $1.5 billion of investments to set up mobile-phone factories in the country.
MoreThe anti-dumping investigation focuses on wine in containers 2 liters (68 fluid ounces) or smaller, which accounts for most Australian exports, the Chinese Ministry for Commerce said.
MoreJapanese enterprises are expanding investment in sectors that are seen to have growth potential in Vietnam, according to experts.
MoreResearch by the Stenn Group finds that a UK business could take a $3.93m hit due to the escalating tension between the two countries
MoreAgreement could be stepping stone to 'Canzuk Union' between Canada, Australia, New Zealand and UK.
MoreThe World Trade Organisation (WTO), has issued a new note warning of possible increases to trade costs due to COVID-19 disruptions.
MoreRecently, the US conducted an anti-tax evasion investigation of anti-dumping tax and anti-subsidy for plywood products originating from Vietnam. On the Vietnamese side, there have been many efforts to eliminate enterprises that facilitate fraud and do illegal business on this issue, protecting the genuine manufacturing industry.
MoreDespite several industries being hard hit by the negative impact of COVID-19 epidemic, the agricultural sector is anticipated to enjoy a rebound thanks to export opportunities brought about by new-generation free trade agreements (FTAs).
MoreEU-UK trade talks resume this week amid growing optimism about a deal, but the UK’s wider Brexit trade strategy remains hampered, and Japan is the only major economy with which an agreement may be imminent.
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