March 21, 2026
Vietnam exports to Thailand down 2.83% February 2026 MoM / computers +114.55%, phones +13.59%
In February, Vietnam exported US$793 million worth of goods to Thailand, down 2.83 percent over January, according to preliminary data from Vietnam’s General Department of Customs.
Vietnam clinker and cement exports down 22.82% MoM in February 2026 / Philippines -23.92%, Malaysia -33.93%
Vietnam exported clinker and cement to the tune of US$100 million in February, down from US$130 million in January, a change of -22.82 percent, according to preliminary data from Vietnam’s General Department of Customs.
Whisky in the Philippines 2026: Market Trends, Opportunities, Challenges, & Key Players
The Philippines is emerging as a dynamic whisky market, driven by rising incomes, urbanisation and shifting consumer preferences toward premium imported spirits.
Vietnam car production February 2026 +49.18% / year-on-year +8.97, YTD +24.01%
Vietnam produced 51.70 thousand motor vehicles in February, up 49.18 percent from 34.66 thousand units in January, according to the latest data from the National Statistics Office.
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