In the first half of September, export turnover continued to flourish, especially exports, thereby bringing the trade surplus to a new level

The total value of Vietnam's import and export of goods in the second half of March (from March 16-31) hit US$24.82 billion, an increase of 15.6%

The import turnover from China increased by over $8 billion compared to the same period in 2018, pushing the total import value from this country to over $50 billion.

South Korea is the second largest trade partner of Vietnam, but like China, Vietnam is suffering from a large trade deficit with the country.

The export turnover that shot up in the last 15 days of August has become the peak point of largest export turnover from the beginning of the year until now.

The import and export activities in the beginning of 2018 are having significant growth, with the result of a two-digit growth.

This result has a sign of significant growth compared to the same period in 2017 as there is an increase of 2 more commodities groups.

Following the momentums of trade surplus, in the first half of October, Vietnam continued to be trade surplus by over $US 700 million

Continuing the strong growth of exports, our country's trade deficit continued to decline.

In the first time (as by 15/8), Vietnam already has 2 import commodity groups reached over $US 20 billion according to lasted information from General Department of Vietnam Customs.

The amount of foreign currency is spending for importing machinery and equipment still rise sharply in recent months.

$US 2.278 billion is the value of export turnover of computers, electronic products, and components that exported to China by the end of May 2017

The total exports value of the whole country in exporting computers, electronic products and components to China reached $US 825.5 million

The total export turnover of the country reached $US 27.429 billion, increase by 15.8 % over the same period in 2016