In 2015, Viet Nam''s export value for textile and garment products to the
European Union accounted for some 19-20 per cent of national revenue
from textile and garment exports, with the United Kingdom contributing
nearly 4 per cent.
A minister said the British vote to leave the European Union (EU) would
not have immediate impacts on Viet Nam, but long-term impacts must be
taken into account.
Vietnamese shares fell in the early session as investors were worried about global stocks markets after the US and European markets declined sharply on Monday.
Vietnamese shares slid further in the early session as investor confidence remained low after the British people voted to leave the European Union (EU).
Vietnamese shares advanced yesterday as investors were upbeat on
expectations that the Vietnamese economy would not suffer much from
Britain''s exit of the European Union (EU).
Great Britain''s exit from the European Union (EU) will not immediately
affect trade relations between Viet Nam and Britain, an official from
the Central Institute for Economic Management (CIEM) said.
Vietnamese shares slumped sharply in the early session as investor confidence dived after latest voting results in Britain suggested the country may terminate its membership of the European Union (EU).