In the first 5 months of 2024, Vietnam has a trade surplus with the Australian market for the first time with an export value of 622.4 million USD and an import value of more than 567.7 billion USD.

Deputy Minister of Finance Cao Anh Tuan had a working session with a delegation of the EU - ASEAN Business Council (EU-ABC) on June 26.

The Vietnamese Government welcomes investment from the Republic of Korea (RoK) in affordable housing projects for low-income earners in Vietnam, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Luu Quang affirmed.

Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hong Dien and Malaysian Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry Zafrul Abdul Aziz on July 9 reaffirmed the commitment to strengthening and promoting bilateral trade relations between Vietnam and Malaysia during their working session in Hanoi.

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha and his Russian counterpart Dmitry Chernyshenko on July 9 co-chaired an online meeting to discuss measures to promote the two countries’ practical and effective cooperation in all fields within the framework of the Vietnam-Russia intergovernmental committee on economic-trade and science-technology cooperation.

Considered Vietnam's 'green gold', tea is not only for domestic consumption but also exported to many markets around the world.

Many imported products recorded double-digit growth; Durian earns huge profits, forecast to reach record exports; Vietnam has a trade surplus for the first time in this market... these are outstanding export news from July 2-1.

The Vietnam-Japan Digital Transformation Association (VADX JAPAN) made its debut in Japan on July 7, with the association set to become a platform to connect local firms operating in the information technology (IT) sector in Japan, while boosting ties and sharing innovations and advanced technology solutions between the two countries.

The recovery of two-way trade between Vietnam and the Republic of Korea has been on the right path this year following a stiff fall last year, with the import-export turnover hitting US$38.4 billion in the first six months of 2024.

Global trade “is not having the best of times at the moment”.