Đăng ký: VietNam News
 Photo for illustration. (Source: hanoimoi.com.vn) (CPV) - Vietnam’s exports to Asian markets in the first nine months this year enjoyed a year-on-year rise of 10% and made up the highest proportion of 49% of the country’s total to regional markets, said the Ministry of Industry and Trade. Specifically, the country’s exports to East Asia accounted for 29.4%, of which, those to Japan and China represented 10%. Countries in the region seeing rapid growth in imports from Vietnam were Brunei, Myanmar, the Philippines, Kuwait, Turkey and Israel. Vietnam still exported its traditional commodities to the region such as garments and textiles, computers, electronic products, telecommunication equipment, iron and steel, coffee, footwear and cashews. The country’s exports to the European market grew 10% during the period with some countries gaining rapid growth such as Ireland (41.6%), Belgium (43.4%), Finland (31.1%), Latvia and Malta (both 30%). The American market witnessed a 25% increase, of which the US rose 22.7% and Canada surged 39.7%. Vietnam’s major export commodities to the market were seafood, cashews, coffee, pepper, garments and textiles, machinery and other devices. Export turnover to African countries surged sharply (a year-on-year rise of 50%). Due to overall economic growth, these countries have high demands for importing agricultural products, garments and textiles, computers, electronic products, telephones of all kinds and transport vehicles. Oceania accounted for 3% of the country’s total export turnover with a growth of 23.5% compared to the same period last year. The Australian market saw sharp growth with major imported commodities such as seafood, vegetable, cashews, crude oil, garments and textiles and footwear of all kinds./. |
