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Việt Nams exports expected to hit highest growth since 2021

Việt Nam’s exports expected to hit highest growth since 2021

Việt Nam''s exports are expected to grow by 18 per cent this year, marking the highest rate since 2021, according to UOB Bank. 
Exports of bamboo, rattan, sedge and carpet products reach US594.8 million

Exports of bamboo, rattan, sedge and carpet products reach US$594.8 million

In the first nine months of 2024, Việt Nam''s exports of rattan, bamboo, sedge and carpet products reached US$594.8 million.
How the US election result can impact Việt Nams exports

How the US election result can impact Việt Nam's exports

Vietnamese businesses need to step up the building of close relationships with partners and associations in the US.
Positive signals for exports in remaining months of 2024

Positive signals for exports in remaining months of 2024

Việt Nam’s exports are expected to thrive in the remaining months of the year thanks to local businesses'' concerted efforts and robust results during the January – September period, according to insiders.
Việt Nams exports to US market accelerate

Việt Nam's exports to US market accelerate

Goods shipments to the US, Việt Nam’s largest market for export, have seen a strong resurgence over the recent months, with their value exceeding $10 billion in June and July.
Việt Nams exports of cinnamon, chilli products face food safety warning

Việt Nam’s exports of cinnamon, chilli products face food safety warning

Vietnamese exports of cinnamon, chilli powder and chilli products, may violate food standards, warn some EU countries
Exports up 13.8% in first half: ministry

Exports up 13.8% in first half: ministry

Việt Nam’s exports expanded about 13.8% year-on-year in the first half of this year, and imports rose 18.4%.
Việt Nams exports to India maintain growth momentum

Việt Nam's exports to India maintain growth momentum

Việt Nam''s exports to India reached US$8.5 billion for the first time in 2023, up nearly 10 per cent over the same period of 2022, according to the Vietnamese Trade Counsellor in India, Bùi Trung Thướng.
Việt Nams exports surge 42% in January

Việt Nam’s exports surge 42% in January

Việt Nam’s exports reached nearly US$33.6 billion in January, a 42 per cent surge over the same period last year and the highest level since April 2022. 
Việt Nams exports to EU, US see sharp downturn in 2023

Việt Nam's exports to EU, US see sharp downturn in 2023

The Southeast Asian economy''s trade surplus, however, remained positive at $125 billion this year, $33 billion with the EU and $92 billion with the US.
Surimi, fishmeal exports expected to climb to 1b

Surimi, fishmeal exports expected to climb to $1b

Exports of surimi (fish paste) and fishmeal could reach US$1 billion a year in the near future, according to the Việt Nam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP).
Textile stocks face uncertain future as recovery hinges on export market and inventory management

Textile stocks face uncertain future as recovery hinges on export market and inventory management

Analysts suggest that Việt Nam''s exports have reached their lowest point, and there are indications of recovery in the fourth quarter, aided by the depletion of US retailers'' inventories. 
Plunge in Việt Nams exports bottoms out

Plunge in Việt Nam’s exports bottoms out

Việt Nam’s exports are set to recover in Q4, driven primarily by a bottoming out of the US inventory cycle, but also by an acceleration in the relocation of manufacturing from China to Việt Nam, according to Michael Kokalari, chief...
Enterprises urged to explore niche markets while exports decline

Enterprises urged to explore niche markets while exports decline

Enterprises must strictly comply with the requirements of key export markets in terms of origin traceability and production procedures to be able to expand exports.
Market diversification will boost exports: MoIT

Market diversification will boost exports: MoIT

Local businesses are struggling to tap into foreign markets as exports decline year-on-year. Deputy director of the Import and Export Department Trần Thanh Hải talks to VNA about how to improve the situation.