In 2025, despite the strong impact of tariff policies and global instability, the footwear industry maintained positive growth momentum with export turnover reaching US$28.8 billion.

 Car imports exceeding $10.6 billion in 2025 demonstrate the strong absorption capacity of the Vietnamese market, opening up enormous potential for the development of a modern supporting industrial ecosystem.

Brazil will impose definitive anti-dumping tariffs for five years on Indian and Chinese pre-painted steel, the foreign trade secretariat Secex said on 28 January.

The National Tariff Commission (NTC) has terminated anti-dumping duties imposed on imports of Sulphonic Acid from China, India, Indonesia, Iran, Korea and Chinese Taipei, with immediate effect.

According to Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Sinh Nhat Tan, Viet Nam and the United States have already held five rounds of negotiations, and a sixth round is expected to be held next week. 

The US continued to be Viet Nam’s largest export market for agricultural, forestry and fisheries products in 2025.

Compared to 2024, the strong growth reflected both increased import demand from the US market and the ability of Vietnamese businesses to capitalise on opportunities amid fierce international competition.

Alongside domestic consumption, cassava has posted strong export growth, with turnover in 2025 estimated at about 1.3 billion USD, making Viet Nam the world’s third-largest cassava exporter.