Vietnam’s Negotiation Win: How U.S. Tariffs Fell from 46% to 20% in Months
On April 2, 2025, the U.S. shocked markets by imposing a 46% tariff on Vietnamese imports. Framed as a “Liberation Day correction,” the move sparked panic across export sectors, disrupted supply chains, and drew global headlines. The aggressive stance was one of the toughest U.S. tariffs ever applied to a
Read moreTrump’s 2025 Tariff on Vietnam: How the 20% Rate Can Benefit VNO Clients
On April 2, 2025—branded “Liberation Day” by the Trump administration—the U.S. shocked markets by imposing a 46% duty on Vietnamese imports. This sweeping move, described as a “reciprocal trade correction,” immediately became headline news. Analysts and investors rushed to assess the implications of Trump’s tariff on Vietnam. Only three months
Read moreUS Vietnam Trade Tariff: A Historic Deal Reached in July 2025
On July 2, 2025, at 8:00 PM Vietnam time, General Secretary Tô Lâm held a high-level phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump. The discussion centered on finalizing a reciprocal trade agreement and marked a breakthrough in the US Vietnam trade tariff negotiations. Both leaders endorsed a framework designed to
Read moreVietnam US Trade Talk: Constructive Progress in June 2025
In a new development signaling sustained momentum, the latest Vietnam US trade talk took place on June 19, 2025. The virtual meeting connected Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hong Dien, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick, and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer. The tone was constructive, marked by openness
Read moreVietnam-US Tariff Negotiations: Progress Toward a Bilateral Trade Deal
Introduction From May 19 to 22, 2025, Washington D.C. hosted the second round of Vietnam-US tariff negotiations. This dialogue was more than a technical milestone—it represented goodwill, strategic alignment, and a shared ambition to strengthen economic ties in an uncertain global economy. After three days of candid talks, both sides
Read moreVietnam–US Trade Update – May 24, 2025: Vietnam Rises as a Resilient Gateway Amid Tariff Talks
Introduction: Strategic Diplomacy Amidst Global Trade Shifts The global trade landscape is shifting rapidly due to rising geopolitical pressures. In response, Vietnam has shown its resilience and diplomatic maturity. When the United States announced a proposed 46% retaliatory tariff on Vietnamese imports in early April 2025 as part of a
Read moreVietnam Trade Tariff: 50 Years After Reunification, What Comes Next
Introduction As Vietnam marks 50 years of reunification, discussions around the Vietnam trade tariff and its impact on global supply chains are front and center. The nation has evolved from a war-torn country into a manufacturing hub with growing diplomatic influence and a pivotal role in world trade. Vietnam’s Reunification:
Read moreUS Vietnam Tariff: What It Means for Global Supply Chains
Introduction In early April 2025, global headlines focused on the US Vietnam tariff announcement. The United States, under President Donald Trump, proposed a 46% retaliatory tariff on Vietnamese imports. The move sparked concern among American importers and Vietnamese exporters. However, within days the situation shifted. On April 10, Trump delayed
Read moreTrump’s 46% Tariff on Vietnam: Why VNO’s U.S. Clients Can Stay Confident
Setting the Record Straight on the Trump Tariff On April 2, 2025, former President Donald Trump proposed a 46% tariff on Vietnamese imports, citing so-called “unfair trade practices.” He also argued that Vietnam imposes a 90% tax on American goods. This claim does not reflect reality. In fact, Vietnam’s average
Read moreWill Trump’s Tax Laws Shift Companies from China to Vietnam?
IntroductionThe latest US trade policies under President Donald Trump are reshaping global manufacturing strategies. With new tariffs on imports from China, Canada, and Mexico, companies that previously relied on Chinese manufacturing now face rising costs. As a result, many companies are considering shifting from China to Vietnam to maintain competitive
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