With 0% tariffs, Vietnamese goods will become more competitive in the US market. At the same time, Viet Nam will emerge as a more attractive and stable destination for investors seeking to diversify supply chains.

The leaders signed documents, including an agreement on important minerals, at Akasaka Palace in Tokyo.

The meeting between the US and Chinese leaders could determine the future of the protracted trade war, which has had a major impact on commodity prices and global supply chains.

The Protocol was signed during the 28th ASEAN-China Summit, held on October 28 in the capital city of Malaysia.

The European Union and China will hold talks this week to address trade disputes as Beijing’s restrictions on exports of key minerals and chips risk disrupting Europe’s auto industry.

The restructuring of US and European foreign funding strategies towards Viet Nam is now centrally guided by the principles of de-risking and resilience.

The British weekly The Economist faced sharp criticism in Uzbekistan after it effectively accused the country of re-exporting Russian gold, allegedly helping Moscow bypass Western sanctions.

Shrimp and pangasius are currently the main export items, but the seafood industry needs to diversify its products. Meanwhile, tilapia, with its good adaptability, low farming costs and high-quality meat, is emerging as a potential option.

Viet Nam plans to export 8 million tons of rice in 2025, continuing to rank second in the world.

The Viet Nam Customs under the Ministry of Finance yesterday reported that there was a surge in rice exports to new markets such as China and Africa.