China and Spain will see more opportunities to deepen their economic cooperation, particularly in key areas such as agriculture and green energy, where both sides have strong complementarities, Chinese experts said, against the backdrop of an official China visit by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez from Sunday to Wednesday by invitation.

The official visit to Russia by National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man, which will see the top legislator co-chairing the third session of the Vietnam-Russia Inter-Parliamentary Cooperation Committee, is expected to create new momentum for bilateral trade – a highlight in the two nations’ relationship since they established diplomatic ties in 1950.

Fresh coconuts, a burgeoning contributor to Vietnam's agricultural exports, are poised to make a substantial impact on the nation's economy through increased shipments to China, according to officials.

Despite potential risks, Việt Nam is regarded as one of the fastest-growing economies within the ASEAN region, serving as a crucial link to ASEAN and beyond, speakers said at a conference in HCM City on Friday.

The final months of the year are when consumers typically renovate and redecorate their homes in preparation for the New Year, providing a significant boost in export orders for the wood industry.

As uncertainties mount ahead of the presidential election in the United States in November, high-level meetings between Chinese and US commerce officials can offer enterprises crucial insights into the future economic and trade relationship between the two major economies, said market observers and business executives on Sunday.

The recovery of Vietnam’s garment-textile sector remains on track and is expected to make breakthroughs in the time ahead, insiders have said.

Over the past six months, the Vietnamese economy has recorded many important and encouraging achievements, showing the economy’s rebouncing to the pre-COVID-19 level, with many bright spots.

Sustainable development is the future of agricultural enterprises. Enterprises that have made early changes to this trend are receiving positive support from international investment funds, not only in terms of capital but also in terms of strategy, market, and supply chain.

After a half-century in which it embraced a doctrine of free trade, the industrialized West seems to be moving in the opposite direction: rolling out an expanding list of new tariffs on imports and placing increased reliance on industrial policy to promote domestic industries. In the US, with both parties in this November’s presidential election supporting tariffs—albeit for different reasons—companies may face more onerous import duties in the coming months.