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Trump Says Vietnam Trade Deal Is 'Pretty Well Set'
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that a trade agreement with Vietnam was nearly complete. Trump told reporters at Joint Base Andrews near Washington that he could release details of the Vietnam trade agreement, but did not think it was necessary.
The US trade agreement with Vietnam reportedly lowers tariffs but lacks detail, triggering sharp warnings from Chinese officials.
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U.S., Vietnam Come to Agreement on TariffsThe U.S. had made addressing so-called transshipment of goods—particularly those originating from China—a priority in its negotiations with Vietnam. The agreement marks the second trade pact ...
In the second part of this online roundtable, the guests shared their approaches to bilateral trade negotiations and the ...
Vietnam will devise measures to improve product quality to cope with potential risks from U.S. tariffs, as it seeks to expand ...
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Vietnam Trade Deal Takes Aim at Back Door for Chinese GoodsSINGAPORE—A tariff agreement with Vietnam emphasizes one of the White House’s top priorities in this frantic round of dealmaking over global trade: slamming shut any backdoor routes for Chinese ...
Trump said the U.S. will impose a 20% tariff on Vietnamese exports to the U.S. Goods transshipped through Vietnam will get 40 ...
Carson Block & Rob Medd unpack Trump's trade agreement with Vietnam, impacting exporters, FDI, and the economy amidst US-China trade tensions.
The recent tariff agreement has calmed bilateral tensions between Hanoi and Washington, but new trade tensions could be in ...
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