Export turnover of three export groups reaches over US$100 billion

	In June, import-export turnover through Hai Phong Customs reached more than US$11 billion
	Four tens of billion USD export markets

Import and export activities across Hai Phong Port.

According to the latest statistics of the General Department of Vietnam Customs, from the beginning of the year to August 15, Vietnam's total export turnover increased by 16% or US$33.7 billion to US 244.41 billion year-on-year.

Vietnam's three largest export groups include: computers, electronic products and components; phones and components; machinery, equipment, tools and spare parts.

In which, the export turnover of computers, electronic products and components rose 28.9% or US$9.55 billion, to US$42.59 billion.

Regarding the market (updated by the General Department of Vietnam Customs at the end of July), computers, electronic products and components were mainly exported to the US at US$13.19 billion, 50.8%; to China at US$ 6.85 billion, down 9.2%; to EU at US$ 5.45 billion, up 59.4%; to Hong Kong (China) at US$ 4.51 billion, up 70.8%; to South Korea at US$2.99 billion, up 15.8% year-on-year.

The export turnover of phones of all kinds and components reached US$ 34.8 billion, up 3.48 billion, or an increase of 11.1%.

The main export markets of this item were: China at US$7.4 billion, up 1.1%; the US at US$ 6.49 billion, up 31.9%; EU at US$5.06 billion, up 2.2%; South Korea at US$ 2.18 billion, up 7.2%; United Arab Emirates at US$ 2.01 billion, up 68.7%...

The export turnover of machinery, equipment, tools and spare parts reached US$30.06 billion, up US$5.27 billion, or an increase of 21.3%.

The main export markets of the machinery, equipment, tools and spare parts included the US at US$ 11.15 billion, up 19.9%; EU at US$4.04 billion, up 23.2%; South Korea at US$1.93 billion, up 19.8%; ASEAN at US$1.88 billion, up 6.4%; China at US$ 1.86 billion, up 5.9%...

Thus, the export turnover of the 3 largest commodity groups achieved US$107.45 billion, accounting for about 44% of the country's total export turnover.