Vietnam is scrambling to respond to President Trump's unexpected announcement of a 20% tariff, a figure much higher than what they anticipated. Leadership is actively working to negotiate a lower rate.
As the Trump administration ramps up pressure on trading partners with looming tariffs deadlines, uncertainty rises for businesses and consumers. Will countries negotiate new deals in time to avoid higher rates?
Vietnam's recent tariff agreement with the US has sent ripples through the global market. While initially promising, concerns over transshipment definitions could reshape trade dynamics, especially with China.
As the 90-day deadline for trade deals looms, President Trump's tariff threats could reshape the global economy. What’s next for the U.S. and its trading partners? Find out more.
Vietnam is making strategic moves to secure a trade deal with the Trump administration, positioning itself as a leader in Southeast Asia's economic landscape despite unclear terms.
Alibaba Group is set to raise approximately HK$12 billion through exchangeable bonds to enhance its global cloud services and commerce ventures. The tech giant is making significant moves amidst fluctuating markets and economic data.
The retail industry is relieved about the new 20% tariff on Vietnamese imports but fears it may still hurt consumer spending. Executives are concerned about the impact of price hikes on their businesses and customers.
The new trade deal between the US and Vietnam aims to curb Chinese influence but raises concerns over tariffs and their impact on Vietnam's economy. Will it be a boon or a burden?
In a last-minute maneuver, President Trump claims a groundbreaking trade agreement with Vietnam, featuring steep tariffs on exports and promises of total market access. Is this a game-changer for US-Vietnam trade relations?
In a surprising move, Trump announces a lower-than-expected 20% tariff on Vietnamese exports, cooling tensions and paving the way for a new trade framework. Will this boost U.S.-Vietnam relations?
