Key Challenges in Vietnam-US Trade Negotiations: Unpacked
April 15, 2025
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Key Challenges in Vietnam-US Trade Negotiations: Unpacked
Mark Barnes April 15, 2025
The US-China tit-for-tat trade war has seen tariffs on China rise to 145 percent and tariffs on the US reach 125 percent. As a key link between these two economies, this puts Vietnam in a tricky situation entering trade negotiations with the United States. Add to that the often contradictory objectives of its foreign-invested and domestically owned sectors and this should make for some very interesting negotiations.
Pepper: Vietnam’s pepper exporters scramble to fulfil US orders after tariff reprieve
the-shiv April 13, 2025
Vietnamese pepper exporters saw a sudden surge in US orders after President Donald Trump delayed the imposition of a 46 percent tariff, prompting firms like Phuc Sinh Group to run triple shifts to meet demand. Industry leaders say the 90-day window is a relief—but also a warning to prepare long-term strategies to withstand future shocks, VietnamNet is reporting.