Data show exports of the items surged in March alone, reaching nearly US$13.0 billion, up 60.5% from February and 51.9% year on year, providing a significant boost to overall quarterly performance.

The United States remained Vietnam’s largest market, with export turnover exceeding US$12.36 billion in Q1, up 65.4% from a year earlier and accounting for more than 40% of the total. In March alone, exports to the US rose to over US$5.53 billion, increasing 81.8% month on month and 75.8% year on year.

Exports to China brought back more than US$4.39 billion, up 20.7% year on year and making up 14.3% of total exports. However, March shipments to the market edged down 3.6% compared to the same period last year, despite staying stable month on month.

Other key markets also posted strong growth. Exports to Hong Kong (China) rose 50.1% to nearly US$3.09 billion, while shipments to the European Union increased 26.1% to US$2.73 billion. Exports to the Republic of Korea generated US$2.46 billion, up 23.9%, and Southeast Asia recorded a sharp rise of 67.4% to over US$1.6 billion.

Experts say Vietnam’s electronics exports maintained robust growth across major markets in the first quarter, reflecting the sector’s continued recovery and the country’s expanding role in global technology supply chains.

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