China, Vietnam sign deals as Xi visits Hanoi amid US tariff tensions
- President Xi Jinping met Vietnam's leader To Lam and signed numerous cooperation agreements in Hanoi to enhance trade and supply chains amid US tariff disruptions.
- Xi emphasized the need for stronger ties and called for safeguarding the multilateral trading system and stable global supply chains.
- He reiterated that a trade war produces no winners and welcomed more Vietnamese imports and Chinese investments in Vietnam.
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Chinese President Xi visits Vietnam amid fallout from President Trump’s tariffs
As President Trump’s sweeping tariffs cause uncertainty among global markets, Chinese President Xi Jinping was warmly welcomed to a state-visit in Vietnam. Xi is also heading to Malaysia and Cambodia, where he aims to cast China as a reliable trading partner to Southeast Asia’s developing economies.
Why Xi Jinping is touring Southeast Asia amid rising tariff tensions - Overpasses For America
After being hit with steep tariffs by President Donald Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping is stepping up his diplomatic outreach in Southeast Asia, hoping to shore up economic alliances and position China as a more reliable trade partner than the United States. Xi’s multi-country trip includes stops in Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia — three nations negotiating with the US for lower tariffs on their exports. At the same time, each country relie…
Sánchez's Journey to China and Economic Diplomacy
In the midst of the tariff crisis mainly between the United States and China following Trump's changes of opinion, probably scheduled for Europe and the rest of the planet, our government president decided to travel to China and Vietnam on the pretext that the trip was scheduled in advance.We don't know the internal motivations to keep the trip going, that is, if they were due to that consideration of Lord Parlmerston applicable to the British e…
China and Vietnam Join Forces—But Will It Backfire Against U.S. Tariffs?
Xi Jinping signed a sweeping set of deals with Vietnam to push back on U.S. tariffs. But Vietnam’s deep reliance on U.S. trade may keep it from siding with China. Key Facts: Xi Jinping signed dozens of cooperation deals with Vietnam during a state visit to Hanoi. The deals aim to align Vietnam’s infrastructure with China’s Belt and Road Initiative. Xi’s visit is part of a regional tour including Malaysia and Cambodia to counter U.S. economic pr…
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