“Fresh figures from Vietnam Customs showed that in the January-November period, Vietnam’s total trade with member states of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) is estimated to have come in at $453.16 billion or nearly 54 per cent of Vietnam’s total trade.”
“…Vietnam’s export turnover is estimated to have reached about $154.31 billion, accounting for 35.87 per cent of Vietnam’s total export turnover. Vietnam’s total import value is estimated to have sat at $298.85 billion, responsible for 72 per cent of Vietnam’s total import turnover.”
“The RCEP consists of major raw material suppliers in the world such as China, Japan, South Korea, and ASEAN countries, helping to connect the current ASEAN+ free trade agreements (FTAs) but applying only one set of rules of origin (ROO), contributing to the diversification of raw material sources, thereby promoting the development of supply chains.”
“Last year, total Vietnam’s imports from China hit $144.3 billion – up 30.4 per cent on-year, and accounting for nearly 38 per cent of Vietnam’s total import turnover of $380.76 billion. In the January-November period of 2025, total Vietnam’s imports from China reached $167.5 billion – up 28.2 per cent on-year, and accounting for nearly 41 per cent of Vietnam’s total import turnover of $409.61 billion.”
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