Vietnam's steel and aluminum products are renowned for their competitive prices and high quality, offering significant value to the US economy by helping curb inflation and fostering stronger bilateral trade ties, a point echoed by many importing nations.

The risk of a US-led trade war expanding globally raises concerns for Vietnam's exports and its ability to benefit from FTAs. Experts warn that Vietnam must closely monitor developments and proactively adapt to potential challenges.

Vietnam shipped 774.3 million USD worth of aquatic products abroad in January, a year-on-year increase of 3.3%, according to the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP).

Compared to the same period in 2024, exports in the first half of January 2025 increased by more than 6%, equivalent to nearly USS$1 billion.

Hong Kong will file a complaint on recent US tariffs imposed on the city to the World Trade Organization, claiming the US has completely ignored the city's status as a separate customs territory, chief secretary Eric Chan said on Tuesday.

The US's imposition of a 25% tax on imported steel and aluminum is expected to have a significant impact on domestic and foreign businesses, including those that do not directly produce or export these two products.

The Indonesian Government is ready to make policy adjustments to anticipate any potential impact of the US-China trade tensions, with the adjustments to cover regulatory framework, public services, and business efficiency.

In 2024, the exports of processed coffee increased by 35% compared to 2023 to reach 1.18 billion USD, accounting for 21% of the country’s total coffee export value in 2024.

In the context of significant changes in the global seafood market, the US seafood sector is impacted by political factors, tariffs, and consumer demand.

In meetings with top US officials, business leaders and major firms, the minister showcases Thailand as a key hub for manufacturing, AI and semiconductors