In the second half of the year, the Ministry of Industry and Trade will continue to innovate trade promotion activities, focusing on promoting digital transformation and connecting local businesses and their products to the Việt Nam trade offices abroad.

According to experts, the recent interest rate cuts by the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Bank of Canada (BoC) are important moves that signal a broader trend of monetary easing among major central banks. This is likely to affect Vietnam's exports.

The European Commission's investigation into Chinese electric vehicles has exposed multiple loopholes in rules, business organizations and experts said.

Greening the production chain, improving productivity, product quality, shifting to high-quality segments and higher added value... are being carried out by enterprises in the wood, furniture, textiles and garments, thereby bringing competitive advantages in the international market.

Trading Vietnamese rubber products on the Mercantile Exchange of Vietnam (MXV) will solve the limitations of the traditional business method with a centralized, open, and transparent trading market, said Le Thanh Hung, general director of Vietnam Rubber Group.

The rebound in consumption demand in many countries globally indicates positive signs ahead for Vietnamese exports, contributing to accelerating Vietnamese economic growth at about 6% this year, according to insiders.

Vietnam has become the 5th largest tuna exporter on the ranking map of exporting countries, businesses expect; In 2024, tuna exports will recover and reach USD 1 billion.

In addition, the suspension of protective measures against Ukraine is maintained until June 2026