Đăng ký: VietNam News
 Vietnam's export turnover in the first seven months this year totaled USD83.5 billion, a year-on-year rise of 14.1%, according to the General Statistics Office. This included USD27.7 billion from the domestically-invested sector, up 12.2% and accounting for 33.2% of export turnover while the foreign-invested sector earned USD55.8 billion, up 15%. Over the seven-month period, the major commodities enjoying increases in turnover included the telecommunications sector at USD13.2 billion (up 13.9%), the clothing and textiles sector at USD11.5 billion (up 19.4%), footwear at USD5.8 billion (up 21.8%), seafood at USD4.2 billion (up 25.5%), machinery, components and spare parts at USD4.1 billion (up 22.5%). The forestry and agricultural sector also saw growth during the Jan-July period. Wood and its by-products were valued at USD3.4 billion on the market, up 14.9% while coffee and pepper export turnover reached USD2.3 billion (up 22.9%) and USD888 million (up 46.1%), respectively. The US was the largest export market for Vietnam’s commodities over the past seven months totaling USD15.8 billion, a year-on-year increase of 21.9%. Following were the EU with (USD15.5 billion), ASEAN (USD10.8 billion), China (USD8.6 billion), Japan (USD8.5 billion) and the Republic of Korea (USD3.6 billion)./. |