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Vietnam's exports to CPTPP and EVFTA member countries are increasing by tens of billions of dollars annually, according to a report by the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT).

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Korean and Chinese magnet makers, including an Apple supplier, are planning to open factories in Vietnam, according to documents and people familiar with the plans, in an effort to shift supply away from China and hedge against tensions between China and the United States.

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A consultation of ASEAN Economic Ministers with the three partners of China, Japan and the Republic of Korea (RoK) was held on August 22 in Semarang city, Indonesia.

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The European Commission has presented the Green Deal, a roadmap to make the EU economy sustainable by transforming climate and environment challenges into opportunities in all areas of action and making a fair and inclusive for all.

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The four largest economies in the world—the US, China, Japan and Germany—are expressing, in their different ways, the deepening problems developing in the global capitalist economy.

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The eurozone inflation projections of the financial market experts are noticeably receding for the first time in a while, as per ZEW Mannheim.

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The trade tensions between Australia and China have resulted in Australian cotton producers seeking alternative markets. As a result, Vietnam has emerged as the largest importer of Australian cotton, replacing China. Let’s take a look at how this shift occurred.

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Toản said that export bans by India, the United Arab Emirates and Russia, adverse impacts of El Nino, and Russia’s withdrawal from the Black Sea grain deal have strongly influenced the global rice supply

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According to the Third ASEAN Economic Ministers (AEM)-UK Meeting, the United Kingdom and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) are co-designing the new ASEAN-UK Economic Integration Programme, in which the UK government plans to spend up to £25 million to support ASEAN economic integration over the next five years.

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Positive forecasts for a number of major economies may directly affect both on the rebound in purchasing power of pepper and spices and price priorities.

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