US President Donald Trump has announced that he will reveal his government’s tariff scheme on April 2, referring to it as a potential “Liberation Day” for the US economy. As this date approaches, the Vietnamese government is expediting its initiatives to strike a more balanced trade with the US, pledging to increase purchases of American goods and reduce tariffs on various US products.

US President Donald Trump said he is open to negotiations that would reduce the tariffs he’s planning to implement on countries next week, but that he does not expect deals ahead of his April 2 announcement.

Europe wants to cooperate with the United States but the EU is ready to respond as one if Washington leaves it no choice by imposing tariffs on steel and aluminium, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Sunday.

Vietnam's Robusta coffee is experiencing strong price increases. In just the first three months of 2025, the average export coffee price soared to over $5,600 USD/tonne, a 73% increase compared to the same period in 2024.

The northern localities of Bac Ninh, Ha Nam, and Hai Phong attracted substantial foreign investments in the first quarter of 2025, including those from world-leading economic conglomerates with advanced and environmentally-friendly technologies.

Results in the first half of March 2025 brought the country's total import-export value by March 15, 2025, to $162.78 billion USD, up 12% (equivalent to an absolute increase of $17.46 billion USD) compared to the same period in 2024...

Indian and U.S. officials discussed trade issues including the reduction of tariffs and easing of non-tariff barriers, making progress towards a bilateral trade agreement during several days of talks in New Delhi, they said on Saturday.

Official anti-dumping duties applied by the Philippines to Type 1 cement imported from Vietnam range from 0% to 23.07%, and for Type 1P cement from 0% to 23.33%, effective March 9, 2023...

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and European Commission Vice President Teresa Ribera on Friday urged the United States to reconsider new tariffs on goods from Europe and open a dialogue with Brussels to stop what Sanchez described as "nonsense".

Thailand’s exports could be at risk due to the trade policies of the Trump administration, the Trade Policy and Strategy Office (TPSO) has warned.