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Survey shows Mekong Delta firms concern beyond US tax

Survey shows Mekong Delta firms' concern beyond US tax

Amid the new US tariff policy, many Vietnamese businesses believe that, in addition to direct difficulties in tax rates, indirect difficulties will arise in terms of regulations on quality and traceability.
Record-breaking run continues for Việt Nams gold amid tariff fears

Record-breaking run continues for Việt Nam’s gold amid tariff fears

Strong safe-haven demand and escalating global trade tensions pushed gold benchmark rates to VNĐ111 million (US$4,353) per tael on April 16.
Business talks about adapting to US tariff policy

Business talks about adapting to US tariff policy

Dr Trương Minh Huy Vũ, Director of the HCM City Institute for Development Studies, emphasised the need to diversify export markets, strengthen international cooperation, and maximise the advantages of existing free trade agreements (FTAs).
HCM City banking sector to bolster enterprise support to offset US tariff impacts: central bank

HCM City banking sector to bolster enterprise support to offset US tariff impacts: central bank

The HCM City banking sector will help businesses overcome the impacts of the new US tariffs on their exports as part of broader macroeconomic measures initiated by the Government and the city, according to the State Bank of Vietnam.
VN braces for US tariff hike while seeking long-term trade solutions

VN braces for US tariff hike while seeking long-term trade solutions

Companies and industries should observe VN-US tariff talks.
US tariffs threaten Việt Nams exports, economic growth

US tariffs threaten Việt Nam’s exports, economic growth

Economists and business leaders are raising serious concerns over the US announcement to impose a 46 per cent reciprocal tariff on Vietnamese goods starting April 9, warning of potential negative impacts on exports and the country’s overall economic growth.
Việt Nam advised to flexibly adapt to newly US tariff policy

Việt Nam advised to flexibly adapt to newly US tariff policy

Việt Nam should continue bilateral negotiations with the US administration on major export commodities while guiding businesses in diversifying markets, attracting more US investments, and increasing purchases of goods from the US, an analyst has said.
US tariffs may impact Việt Nams aluminium and steel exports

US tariffs may impact Việt Nam's aluminium and steel exports

While Việt Nam is not the largest exporter of steel and aluminium to the US, domestic businesses will still face significant challenges due to this policy. 
Vietnamese businesses fear fallout of US-China trade war

Vietnamese businesses fear fallout of US-China trade war

Many Vietnamese enterprises are keeping a close eye on the escalating US-China trade war and have expressed concern about its possible adverse impact on their business.
VN exporters could benefit from US-China spat

VN exporters could benefit from US-China spat

With the US-China trade war escalating, Viet Nam may be able to increase exports of items like furniture, agricultural products, and leather products to the US, a conference heard in HCM City on Wednesday.
VN rubber production industry to be impacted due to US-China trade war

VN rubber production industry to be impacted due to US-China trade war

The latest US tariffs on Chinese auto parts was likely to hit Viet Nam’s rubber industry, said head of the Vietnam Rubber Association (VRA)’s Rubber Development Consulting Division Tran Thi Thuy Hoa.
US steel tariffs to have slight impact

US steel tariffs to have slight impact

Shares of steel companies have been volatile in recent days following the information that the US may impose steep tariffs on steel imports, but market insiders say this, if it happens, would have a moderate direct impact on domestic steel...
Tra fish exports face higher US tariffs

Tra fish exports face higher US tariffs

Vietnamese tra fish fillets'' exports to the United States might be hurt this year due to a high anti-dumping tax rate imposed by the latter, an official said.