During the global economic recovery and intensifying trade tensions, China's exports continue to attract global attention. In recent years, the country's total exports grew from 17.24 trillion yuan ($2.41 trillion) in 2019 to 23.77 trillion yuan as of late. This period has also witnessed a noticeable trend toward diversification in both export destinations and products.

The total trade turnover in July exceeded US$70 billion for the first time, of which exports reached a record of over $36 billion, marking the month with the highest export value ever.

The American Alliance for Solar Manufacturing Trade Committee (AASMTC) has filed a complaint with the US Department of Commerce regarding surges of solar imports from Vietnam and Thailand that are injuring the US solar industry.

Taiwan (China) initiated an anti-dumping investigation into cement and clinker originating or imported from Việt Nam, with the alleged dumping margin against Việt Nam being 16.99 per cent. 

The restrictions on US technology exports to China are encountering mounting opposition due to the growing financial losses of American companies and the burgeoning independent innovation capabilities of Chinese companies, ultimately ruling out the possibility of the US being able to force allies into alignment on further export controls over China.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) is set to increase export turnover by roughly 6%, and maintain a trade surplus of about US$15 billion next year.

Ho Chi Minh City’s exports of food and agricultural products are currently assessed as having strong potential; therefore, food exporters need more support.

UK commitments and regulations for tuna products in UKVFTA