China will only engage in talks with the US if its leaders show respect toward Beijing, according to a former top Chinese economic official.

South Korea will seek to delay the implementation of tariffs as long as possible in negotiations with the United States, its finance minister said on Tuesday, as Seoul targets cooperation in areas of mutual interest such as shipbuilding and energy.

Copper imports from Chile, the top supplier of the metal to the United States, do not threaten US security interests, the Chilean government said in a letter to President Donald Trump's administration, which is considering tariffs on the metal needed for electric vehicles and myriad industrial uses.

In a surprising shift in Việt Nam’s fruit export market, dragon fruit has surged ahead to become the country’s leading fruit export, surpassing durian.

The EC has concluded preliminarily that the EU hot-rolled coil industry has suffered significant injury, as reflected in factors such as market share, price impact, profits, investment and employment...

The European Union is looking to deepen its ties with Vietnam by upgrading the current partnership to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, affirming the growing importance of Vietnam as a key partner in the Asia-Pacific region.

In the first quarter of 2025, textiles and garments will continue to be in the group of industries with export turnover of 5 billion USD, with some enterprises achieving good revenue in the first quarter of the year.

The Vietnam Trade Office in the Philippines has forecast that the Philippines' rice import demand this year will remain high and Vietnam will continue to be its leading rice exporter.

In March 2025, US President Donald Trump imposed aggressive tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, triggering global economic disruption and affecting countries such as Japan, China, South Korea and India. Canada and other large economies have responded by announcing tariffs on US products. These measures threaten industries reliant on steel and aluminium, including automotive and military sectors, and could lead to significant job losses. Tariffs risk escalating trade wars, harming global welfare and disrupting the world’s post-pandemic economic recovery. Countries should instead turn to stable trade agreements to shore up economic resilience.

The DOC's alleged dumping margin against Vietnam is 52.07%, an increase of 11.22% compared to the plaintiff's proposal (40.85%) and much lower than the alleged level against China, ranging from 74.98% to 83.64%...