The Vietnamese government understands the severe impacts that the Covid-19 has caused to the business community, expecting both sides to form a strong partnership in overcoming this crisis, according …
Next Trade War? U.S. Fires Salvo at Vietnam
The brewing trade fight with Vietnam is breaking across familiar lines in the U.S., with importers aghast and textile interests applauding. Late last week, with President Trump suffering from COVID-19 …
3M’s efforts on counterfeit N95 mask crackdown leads to raids in Vietnam, U.A.E.
M continues to crack down on counterfeit N95 respirators, working with law enforcement agencies on more than 1,200 seizures and raids worldwide. Those actions include the combined seizures of over 800 …
Ten thousands of enterprises in Vietnam closed after 9 months due to COVID-19
Reporting on the situation of business registration in the first 9 months of the year, Business Registration Management Agency under the Ministry of Planning and Investment said that there were 78,306 …
Why US Arms Control Envoy Made a Beeline for Vietnam on Brief Asia Trip
TAIPEI, TAIWAN – Washington’s point person on arms control visited Vietnam, a Communist war rival five decades ago, for meetings about perceived threats from China because Vietnamese officials hold …
Vietnam seeks 6.5% growth through 2025 after missing current goal
HANOI — Vietnam looks to propose a five-year economic plan targeting growth of 6.5% to 7% for 2021-25, aiming to boost per-capita GDP to $4,700 from this year’s estimate of $2,750. The plan will be …
Vietnam’s key industries target XL goals
The garment and textile, leather and footwear sectors play an important role in the Vietnamese economy. Export turnover of the garment and textile sector reached US$39 billion in 2019 and about US$19.
Vietnam’s businesses advance towards 4.0 era thanks to digital transformation
For many businesses, digital transformation is no longer an ambiguous concept, but a must. However, much still needs to be done to accelerate the process in Vietnam.
U.S. Opens Trade Case to Probe Vietnam Currency Undervaluation
The U.S. announced it’s opening a trade investigation into Vietnam’s currency policy to determine whether an undervalued dong hurts American businesses.
U.S. probing whether Vietnam undervalues its currency
The United States is opening an investigation into whether Vietnam has been undervaluing its currency and harming U.S. commerce, the U.S. Trade Representative’s office said in a statement on Friday.