Vietnam first records US$2 billion trade surplus with G20
VOV.VN - Vietnam enjoyed a trade surplus of US$2.02 billion with the Group of Twenty (G20), accounting for 2.7% of total export revenue to these markets during the seven-moth period of this year, according to the latest statistics from the General Department of Vietnam Customs.
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Meanwhile, imports from G20 reached US$73.2 billion, down 1.7% or 77.3% of the country’s total import revenue.
Five key import products constituting 53% of the country’s total import revenue included machinery and equipment, computers, electronics and components telephones and components, cotton and steel.
China remained the largest trade partner of Vietnam with trade exchange recording US$38.18 billion (up 2.4%), trailed by the US (25.72 billion, up 10.6%) and the EU (US$24.87 billion, up 6.1%).