Phone export reaches 17 Billion USD

VNC- There are 17 export goods groups which achieved over 1 billion USD in turnover, with 2 of those exceeding over 10 billion USD
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According to a recent announcement of the General Department of Vietnam Customs, by the end of June, total national export turnover value is 82,132 billion USD, increased by 5,7% over the same period in 2015.

There are 17 goods groups having export value over 1 billion USD. Holding the first position is Mobile phones and accessories components with export value of approximately 17 billion USD, growing 16% over the same period in 2015, accounting for 20.7% of total national export turnover value.

Standing in second position is Textile and Garment with 10.85 billion USD, rising 6.4% over the same period in 2015, followed by Computers, electronic products and components with 7.9 billion USD, increasing by 7.1%; Shoes with 6.3 billion USD, rising 7.5%; Wood and wooden products with 3.2 billion USD, growing 1.4%.

In general, whilst most of the main export groups witnessing a growth in turnover the “billion dollars” goods groups such as Rice, Crude oil, Cameras, Video cameras and accessories components suffered a dramatical fall in turnover value over the same period in 2015.

By the end of June, Crude oil plunged in both value and quality with 3,565 million tons (decreases 23.1%), total turnover value is 1,125 billion USD (drops 46.8%).

Cameras, video cameras and accessories to 1,157 billion USD, slipped 23,5%; Rice reached 2,656 million tons (reduced by 11%), total turnover value of 1,197 billion USD (decreased by 6,9%).

By T.Bình/ Bich Ngoc

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