Việt Nam has recently found cases of foreign enterprises falsely labelling their products as originating in Việt Nam to illegally benefit from the free trade agreements (FTAs) the country is a member of and avoid trade defence mechanisms.

VIETNAM'S economy could expand by 6.7 per cent in 2019, powered by its transformation into a global manufacturing hub and amid gains from the fallout of the US-China trade war, economists from Moody's Analytics said in a report.

Vietnam has imposed an anti-dumping tax on some aluminum products from China, just months after a similar levy targeting steel items, as the Southeast Asian nation looks to rein in an ever-increasing trade deficit with its giant neighbor.

Việt Nam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) and the Việt Nam Association of Supporting Industries (VASI) have been in Canada to explore new business opportunities.

Phones and components lead in Vietnam’s export turnover in the first nine months of this year, with a value of $38.6 billion, marking a year-on-year increase of 5.1 per cent and accounting for 19.9 per cent of total exports.

Region's internet economy grows past $100 billion for the first time this year, with Indonesia and Vietnam clocking growth rates of more than 40%, and the e-commerce sector seeing the fastest growth to hit $38 billion.

Việt Nam is taking strong actions from the central to the grassroots level to speed up the application of Industry 4.0 technology, making changes in fields of production, business, cultural and social life, as well as national defence and security.

Russia was one of the first countries to establish diplomatic relations with Vietnam, laying the groundwork for a strong bilateral and economic relationship between the countries. Vietnam and Russia set up a strategic partnership back in 2001 and elevated this relationship to a comprehensive strategic partnership in 2012 paving the way for increasing economic ties.

The World Trade Organization has sharply cut its forecast for this year's global trade growth due to the US-China trade dispute and other factors.

The World Trade Organisation (WTO) is going to back up the US to impose tariffs on EU products over the Airbus case where the aerospace firm received illegal subsidies by EU governments.