Vietnam Exports

Vietnam-US two-way trade sharply rises

Two-way trade between Vietnam and the US in 2011 continued to rise sharply compared to 2010, according to statistics released by US customs on Nov. 4.

US official tells Vietnam to diversify exports

Assistant Secretary of Commerce Suresh Kumar explains to Tuoi Tre how Vietnam can increase exports to the US

Vietnam’s exports to EU surge

Vietnam earned nearly 7.4 billion USD from exports to the EU in the first half of the year, a 49 percent increase over the same period last year, making up 17.5 percent of the country’s total export value.

Exports to S. Korea surge, but yet to match potential

HCMC - Vietnam’s exports to South Korea are increasing strongly, but the level is still far from matching potential as many local companies still find challenges to penetrate deeply into the market, heard a seminar in HCMC on Wednesday.

Vietnam exporters look towards large markets

Large markets such as Asia, the US and the EU, which have substantial, long-term and stable import demands, are always targets of Vietnamese exporters.

Vietnam exports to South Korea continue to rise

Exports more than doubled in the first quarter as firms continued to take advantage of a 2007 ASEAN free trade deal with Korea

Exports to North, West Africa seen to decline sharply

HCMC – Vietnam’s exports to some countries in the North and West Africa are forecasted to decline 10-20% this year due to political crisis in the markets, said an official at the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

Vietnam’s exports enjoy first quarter surge

Vietnam’s export earnings expanded by an estimated 33 percent to 19.2 billion USD in the first quarter of the year.

Vietnam exports to Japan remain normal, for now

HCMC – Many Vietnamese companies have continued sending their export shipments to Japan since the devastating earthquake and tsunami hit the Northeast Asian country.

Exports to Japan to face difficulties

Many Vietnamese businesses are worried about the decrease of export turnover to Japan, the country’s third largest importer while it is suffering from serious damages caused by the recent earthquake and tsunami.

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