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Kim Thanh International Road Border Gate No. II, Lao Cai - an important customs clearance point for import and export goods at the northern border. Photo: T.Binh

According to the latest statistics just announced by the General Department of Customs, in the first half of January (January 1-15, 2025), the total export turnover reached US$16.25 billion.

Notably, there are five groups reaching billions of dollars, including: computers, electronic products and components; phones and components; machinery, equipment, tools, spare parts; textiles; footwear.

Prominent export groups of the agricultural sector with a turnover of hundreds of millions of dollar include: seafood, coffee, vegetables and fruits...

Meanwhile, imports in the first half of January earned US$17.98 billion. The two billion-dollar imported groups are computers, electronic products and components; machinery, equipment, tools, spare parts.

Thus, in the first 15 days of January, our country saw a trade deficit of US$1.73 billion.

In 2024, the country recorded a trade turnover of US$786.29 billion, the highest ever and up by 15.4% (or US$105.22 billion) compared to the previous year.

Of which, exports gained US$405.53 billion, an increase of 14.3% (or US$50.81 billion) and imports gained US$380.76 billion, an increase of 16.7% (or US$54.41 billion).