Vietnam

Vietnam's daily import expenditure surpasses VND25,000 billion

From the beginning of the year to mid-October, on average, Vietnam spent more than USUS$1 billion (equivalent to more than VND25,000 billion) each day importing goods.
Computers and electronic products take lead in term of export turnover to Indonesia

Computers and electronic products take lead in term of export turnover to Indonesia

Vietnamese goods are increasingly consolidating their position in the Indonesian market, with export value growing continuously over the years.
10 export groups with an increase of nearly US$30 billion

10 export groups with an increase of nearly US$30 billion

By the end of August, the total export turnover of the country reached US$265.44 billion, an increase of 15.9% over the same period last year.
Export turnover increases over 14.9%

Export turnover increases over 14.9%

By the end of May, export activities maintained a double-digit increase with a turnover of US$156.28 billion.
Spending more than US$31 billion for importing computers and electronic products in 4 months

Spending more than US$31 billion for importing computers and electronic products in 4 months

Computers, electronic products, and components are the group of imported commodities with the largest scale in the country.
Five groups of billion-dollar export commodities to China

Five groups of billion-dollar export commodities to China

By the end of April 2024, there are 4 groups of goods exported to the Chinese market achieve a turnover of US$1 billion or more.
Three groups of export commodities achieved billions of USD

Three groups of export commodities achieved billions of USD

The result of exports is showing positive signs, especially many groups of commodities increased by over a billion USD compared to the same period in 2023.
Spending over US$11 billion to import one group of commodities in less than two months

Spending over US$11 billion to import one group of commodities in less than two months

By the end of February, Vietnam had spent US$11.34 billion to import computers, electronic products and components.
Imports of phones and computers fell US$10 billion

Imports of phones and computers fell US$10 billion

VCN - The imports of turnover of two main groups, phones and components, and computers, electronic products and components, fell by approximately US$10 billion year-on-year
Exports tend to increase mainly come from FDI enterprises

Exports tend to increase mainly come from FDI enterprises

Export turnover in the second half of March increased sharply compared to the first half of this month, mainly coming from foreign direct investment enterprises (FDI).
Spending more than US$91 billion importing goods from China

Spending more than US$91 billion importing goods from China

China is the largest trading partner and the market where Vietnam imports the most goods.
VN hopes to foster computer, electronic, component exports to the UK

VN hopes to foster computer, electronic, component exports to the UK

In 2021, Việt Nam’s exports of computers, electronic products and components to the UK also saw an encouraging increase of 5.6 per cent year-on-year. This group of goods was also among the list of key industrial products of Việt Nam exported to the UK. That also included phones and components; machinery, equipment and spare parts, steel and iron.
Computers exported to Malaysia increased by three digits

Computers exported to Malaysia increased by three digits

Total turnover in general and many key commodity groups exported to Malaysia achieved high growth in the first months of the year.
Computers, electronic product exports could soon reach $60 billion

Computers, electronic product exports could soon reach $60 billion

Exports of computers, electronic products and components hit $50.828 billion last year, putting it in second position in the group of key export products.
Vietnam has a trade deficit of over US$1 billion in the first half of April

Vietnam has a trade deficit of over US$1 billion in the first half of April

Imports increased sharply, making the trade deficit more than US$1 billion in the first half of April.
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