Vietnam Says Negotiators Still Working With US on Trade Deal

Vietnam Says Negotiators Still Working With US on Trade Deal

Vietnam’s negotiators are still working on the terms of the tariff deal with their US counterparts, more than two weeks after it was first announced by US President Donald Trump.

Vietnam's Strategic Gamble in Trump's Tariff World

By: Khanh Vu DucThree months after U.S. President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariff announcement, Vietnam has emerged—somewhat unexpectedly—as one of the few countries to engage in a bilateral tariff arrangement with Washington. Under the terms outlined by Trump, Vietnamese exports to the U.S. would face a 20 percent levy, rising to 40 percent for …

Vietnam's concessions to U.S. won't be emulated

Starting with Vietnam, around July 9, the Trump administration announced adjusted tariffs in batches for various countries. As an emerging manufacturing hub, East Asia is a key focus for the U.S. to “rebalance” its trade structure. Vietnam’s “surrender agreement” has cast a heavy shadow over other economies in the region. A 20% reciprocal tariff, a […] The post Vietnam’s concessions to U.S. won’t be emulated appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.

Indonesia still negotiating details, exemptions on U.S. tariff deal, official says

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Vietnam says tariff deal not final, after Trump’s claim

Talks between Vietnam and the U.S. about a tariff deal are still ongoing, even after Trump’s July 2 announcement. During Thursday’s press session in Hanoi, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Pham Thu Hang stated both parties are “continuing discussions to clarify and concretize related contents.” She would not say if Hanoi had officially signed off on the provisions Trump described as finalized, adding that talks remain in progress and no comprehensi…