In the first scenario, if the tariff rate remains at 10% throughout 2025 and is applied uniformly to all countries, both Vietnam's exports and its agricultural growth...
Dong Phu Rubber JSC (HOSE: DPR)’s 2025 outlook is expected to be positive based on: (1) Growth in demand and prices of rubber/latex; (2) DPR can gain rental revenue...
Amidst the US’s decision to delay new import tariffs for 90 days, Vietnamese businesses are taking advantage of this opportunity to implement both short-term and...
The Government remains determined, encouraging ministries, local authorities and businesses to stay optimistic, tackle challenges head-on and seize emerging...
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) keeps the USD/VND exchange rate within a "acceptable" range despite the decrease in the USD index (DXY) in order to accomplish several...
Many of the key Vietnamese exports, such as wood products, electronics, and textiles, that are not on the US exclusion list could face steep tariffs.
The imposition of US tariffs poses enormous challenges for central banks, not least the Fed. Many analysts believe that the Fed will keep its powder dry but other...
There is clear speculation that many countries could enter a recession as a result of the US tariff shock. This includes not just the recipients of higher US tariffs,...
The FED is in a quandary as it parses the likely effect of punitive US tariffs. The tariffs act as a negative supply shock that lowers growth and lifts inflation.
The US dollar is at a very interesting juncture because it is going down when theory and historical precedent suggests that it should be going up.
Hanoi’s export-driven economy faces new challenges as the US, one of its top trading partners, considers imposing steep tariffs on Vietnamese goods.
We need to look into why the treasury market has been so volatile in recent days, especially at the very long end of the curve.
Government agencies and local authorities are instructed to prevent job losses and to identify vulnerable labor groups, especially in the textile, footwear, furniture,...
As global trade remains fraught with risks, many investors are left wondering which stocks can act as a shield against tariff impacts.
Vietnam is mobilizing tax reforms, digital tools, and policy relief to help exporters cope with steep US tariffs affecting key sectors like textiles, wood, and seafood.
We’ve had the everything bubble in financial assets and now it seems that we’re in the everything bust with supposedly ‘safe’ treasuries the next shoe to drop.
The US President Donald Trump dropped new tariff rates on imports from most U.S. trade partners to 10% for 90 days to allow trade negotiations with those countries.
Instead of expanding their investments, many foreign-invested enterprises (FDIs) are leaning towards delaying decisions, closely monitoring the situation, and waiting...
A leader of the Vietnam Leather, Footwear and Handbag Association (Lefaso) highlighted that a 46% tariff would severely affect an industry employing over 1.2 million...
Experts held that businesses should seek new export markets and expand the domestic market, while viewing this challenge as an opportunity to restructure and redefine...
Michael Kokalari, Chief Economist at VinaCapital, described the April 2 announcement of ‘reciprocal tariffs’ as “completely unexpected”. “Based on our analysis, these...
As the representative body of the Vietnamese business community, including both domestic and foreign enterprises operating in Vietnam, the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce...
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