Vietnam enjoys surge in export of gems and precious metals

09:26 | 26/10/2019 Import-Export Follow english.haiquanonline.com.vn on

Vietnam s export of gems and precious metals reached US$320 million in September, bringing the total export value during the first nine months of the year to US$1.88 billion, representing an annual increase of 442.7 per cent.

vietnam enjoys surge in export of gems and precious metals

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These statistics were revealed by the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

The United States was the largest buyer of Vietnamese gems and precious metals, recording turnover of US$305.89 million, a rise of 8.77 per cent on-year.

The US were followed by Japan as the second largest market, with an import value of US$43.69 million. Hong Kong (China) holds the country’s third largest importer of gems and precious metals, purchasing a total of US$41.85 million, up 66.32 per cent from last year’s figure.

Most notably, exports of gems and precious metals to the UAE enjoyed a steep rise of 206.13 per cent to US$8.42 million.

Source: VNA

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