January 5, 2025
Vietnam’s glass and glassware exports remain steady in November
Singapore emerged as the largest market, with imports of US$50.61 million, though this marked a 7.68 percent decline month-on-month.
Vietnam’s pharmaceutical production shows steady monthly growth in November
Year-on-year, the sector recorded a slight decline of 0.81 percent in November 2024 compared to the same period in 2023. However, for the first 11 months of 2024, the pharmaceutical sector achieved cumulative growth of 8.15 percent compared to the same period last year, underlining its steady expansion over the year.
Vietnam’s exports of toys and sports equipment to the USA lead in November
The USA stood as the dominant market for Vietnam, importing US$140.74 million worth of goods, albeit with a 17.33 percent decline from October. Japan followed with imports valued at US$64.22 million, reflecting a 3.33 percent month-on-month rise.
Vietnam’s iron and steel exports fall in November
Year-to-date exports stood at US$8.55 billion, with the United States being the top market, importing US$72.9 million in November, a rise of 22.67 percent.
Spanish tourist arrivals in Vietnam grow by 30.01 percent in November
Year-to-date, Spanish arrivals reached 84,721, reflecting a 27.2 percent growth compared to the same period last year. Spain continues to be an important European market for Vietnam, with increasing interest in the country’s cultural and natural attractions.
Vietnam’s exports to Thailand reach US$643.52 million in November 2024
Year-to-date, Vietnam’s exports to Thailand amounted to US$7.15 billion. Machinery, computers, and electronics dominate the export portfolio, with these categories leading the trade figures.
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