US EditionTrump announces Vietnam trade deal, 20% tariff on its imports to U.S.
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump revealed an agreement imposing a 20 percent tariff on imports from Vietnam to the United States.
- The deal followed months of tariff threats and negotiations aimed at addressing trade reciprocity, with Vietnam agreeing to open its markets to U.S. products at zero tariff.
- Imports from Vietnam face a 20 percent tariff, goods transshipped through Vietnam will face 40 percent tariffs, and the deal eliminates a 10 percent tariff on engines and aircraft parts.
- Trump said Vietnam will give the U.S. 'TOTAL ACCESS to their Markets for Trade' and emphasized selling American products into Vietnam at zero tariff.
- The agreement shields Vietnam from steeper tariffs set to resume on July 9 and signals continuing U.S.-Vietnam trade cooperation amid ongoing challenges with other partners like Japan.
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Trump's new trade deal has a clear winner: Vietnam
In the lead-up to the "Liberation Day" tariff announcement in April, President Donald Trump often stressed the importance of reciprocity. He claimed that raising tariffs on imports from foreign countries was about fairness—and that America would drop tariffs if other countries agreed to do the same. After the announcement of a new trade deal with Vietnam, we can safely conclude that Trump was not telling the truth about that. Under the terms of …
According to US President Donald Trump, the US and Vietnam have agreed on a trade agreement. Economist Carsten Mumm considers the agreement to be "a good sign" in conversation with Dietmar Deffner.
Trump touts deal to put 20% tariff on Vietnam’s exports - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
WASHINGTON/HANOI — The United States will place a lower-than-promised 20% tariff on many Vietnamese exports, Donald Trump said on Wednesday, cooling tensions with its tenth-biggest trading partner days before the U.S. president could raise levies on most imports.
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US-Vietnam trade deal sows new China standoff
Vietnam's trade deal with the United States averts the most punishing of Donald Trump's "reciprocal" levies but has provoked new friction between Washington and Beijing.
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