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Australia reported a fifth consecutive year of trade surpluses and opened 2023 with the enticing prospect of further bolstering overseas shipments as it reheats relations with the world’s second-largest economy.

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The US gradually controlled inflation, and China's economy saw signs of prosperity at the beginning of the year, all while the Eurozone avoided recession. Economists pointed out a series of positive factors that are expected to contribute to creating a brighter scenario for the world economy in 2023.

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Despite a significant fall in exports in 2022, there are bright prospects ahead for pangasius exports this year thanks high demand from China and the United States – the two major markets for Vietnam, according to insiders.

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Vietnam has emerged as a popular market for Singaporean financiers due to its similarities in market openness, commitments to sustainable development, and involvement in free trade agreements (FTAs), according to industry insiders.

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The fishery industry in 28 coastal provinces has taken severe measures to address illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing, with the goal of removing the 'yellow card' warning issued by the European Commission in 2017.

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The profits of Vietnamese textile and garment enterprises were diverse in the fourth quarter, with many big names posting great losses.

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UK business opportunities bolstered as Malaysia and Chile join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP)

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Right after the Tet holiday, businesses across the country quickly embarked on production and business work with an urgent spirit, expecting a new year with new successes beyond the plan.

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Trade gap widens to $948.1 billion as global demand weakens

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Fruit and vegetable exports received positive signs during the initial months of the year with the number of export orders to the major markets such as the United States and the EU growing by 20% to 30% against the same period from last year, according to industry insiders.

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