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Steel industry leery of EU tariffs

10/04/2020

The EU imposed anti-dumping duties starting yesterday on imports of cold-rolled stainless steel from Taiwan, Indonesia and China, a move that domestic steel manufacturers said could hurt the local industry.

Supply chains in Việt Nam disrupted by Covid-19

08/04/2020

Eighty-three per cent of companies in the physical value chain in Việt Nam have been suffering from supply issues over the past two months due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, a recent survey by CEL Vietnam, a supply chain consulting and training firm, has found.

What Vietnam expect to export in coming months

08/04/2020

Vietnam’s trade activity has been badly hurt by the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) outbreak over the past months. Nevertheless Vietnam has so far contained the outbreak relatively well and more export opportunities are expected to arrive over the coming months.

COVID-19 Will Not Reduce Global Reliance On China

08/04/2020

The global recession brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic is almost certain to be far deeper and more protracted than the one that followed the 2008 global financial crisis.

Vietnam issues list of special preferential tariffs for goods imported from Cuba

08/04/2020

The Government has recently issued Decree No.39/2020/ND-CP on a list of Vietnam’s special preferential import tariffs to implement the Vietnam – Cuba Free Trade Agreement from now until 2023.

EU targets more U.S. imports in retaliation to U.S. metal tariff extension

08/04/2020

The European Union (EU) has drawn up a list of U.S. imports including lighters and plastic fittings for furniture that it will hit with tariffs in retaliation for an extension of U.S. duties on incoming steel and aluminium from the EU and other countries.

Coronavirus hits Vietnam’s fruit exports to biggest market, China

06/04/2020

Fruits exports to China in the first quarter fell 29.4 percent year-on-year as the coronavirus pandemic halted trade activities.

COVID-19 And Slowing Down Of Global Economy – Analysis

06/04/2020

The pandemic is giving the people an economic blow and around the world they are losing their jobs in large numbers. Large gatherings are cancelled and people undertake social distancing, making it impossible for many businesses to continue. An epidemic anywhere can be a threat to people everywhere. That’s true now with COVID-19, and it was true in 2014, when the Ebola virus was spreading like wildfire across Liberia and West Africa.