To protect the interests of Vietnamese export businesses, authorities have advised associations and exporters to thoroughly study the updated US trade defence regulations before exporting goods there.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday gave a series of apparently contradictory answers about his plans to enact tariffs on Canada and Mexico, as well as the European Union.

After U.S. President Donald Trump said he would introduce 25-percent tariffs on autos, lumber, and forest products, Vietnamese enterprises in these sectors are concerned over the impact of the policy on their operations and export activities.

The Vietnam Trade Office in Algeria conducted a working visit to Ghardaia province from February 22 to 25 to promote trade and investment between the two countries.

The duties not only aim to level the playing field for local manufacturers, but have also instilled renewed confidence among investors.

On the sidelines of the 2024 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit in Lima, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau jointly announced the ‘substantive conclusion of negotiations’ for a Canada–Indonesia Comprehensive Economic Partnership agreement. Set to come into effect in 2025, this agreement highlights Canada’s progress as a latecomer to the Southeast Asian economic stage just three years after introducing its Indo-Pacific Strategy.

Asean to hold talks on ways to approach tariff threat but some members are already making their own moves to negotiate with Trump’s administration

As Vietnam advances its digital trade revolution, cross-border e-commerce is playing an increasingly vital role in economic expansion, especially for major export sectors like coffee

Lobster exports accounted for nearly half of Việt Nam’s total seafood export turnover to China in January.

US President Trump’s return to the White House may create challenges for export flows in key Indian sectors. India must pursue reciprocal tariff reductions through bilateral negotiation while also embracing the need for diversification of export markets. US immigration policy may challenge India’s IT and outsourcing sectors, requiring diversification of these activities. New Delhi can take advantage of platforms like the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity to engage new partners to weather the challenges that this new tumultuous era may bring.