VOV.VN - In response to changes in US tariff policy and global trade instabilities, Vietnamese businesses are making every effort to expand into new markets, bolster exports and stay resilient in the face of global economic fluctuations.

VOV.VN - Vietnam’s total export-import turnover posted a strong increase in May, with exports up 14% year-on-year and a trade surplus estimated at US$4.67 billion, a result considered encouraging amid continued global trade headwinds.

Vietnamese firms are facing steeper cost increases than the global average due to tariffs and trade uncertainty, according to HSBC’s Global Trade Pulse 2025 survey.

As trade tensions with the US escalate, Canada's Quebec province is actively seeking reliable partners, with Vietnam emerging as a destination of strategic significance.

VOV.VN - Argentina's Infobae newspaper recently published an article on the visit of Brazilian President Lula da Silva to Vietnam in March, alongside upcoming visits by leaders from Spain, France, and the European Commission (EC).

VOV.VN - Vietnam has emerged as a prime example of how trade and investment can drive inclusive growth and development, according to Rebeca Grynspan, Secretary-General of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD).

VOV.VN - Vietnam Customs will continue to pioneer applying information technology and building modern customs information systems as a way of creating a transparent, efficient, and sustainable global trade environment.

The World Trade Organisation (WTO) on October 10 released its Global Trade Outlook and Statistics, in which it affirms Vietnam and Mexico have emerged as “connecting” economies – stepping in as the source for many products - in the restructuring of global supply chains that serve the US market.

A sharp rise has been recorded in foreign trade over the past few months, and if this upward trend is sustained, this year’s foreign trade turnover is likely to break the record of US$732 billion set in 2022.

VOV.VN - Vietnamese Trade and Industry Minister Nguyen Hong Dien has called on the G7 and its partners to immediately limit the erection of trade barriers, especially non-tariff measures that disrupt supply chains for essential goods.