The pause offers a golden chance to negotiate, but Vietnam must quickly define a long-term trade strategy.

Vietnam forms delegation to negotiate reciprocal trade agreement with U.S., led by Minister Nguyen Hong Dien.

Deputy PM calls for deeper cooperation in AI, robotics, and human resource training

Vietnam forms trade negotiation team with US by April 11 following PM's directive.

Vietnam considers the US decision to delay reciprocal tariffs for 90 days a positive move and is ready to negotiate a trade deal based on mutual respect and shared interests.

Vietnamese firms restart shipments amid 90-day pause on U.S. reciprocal tariffs.

Vietnam’s Ministry of Science and Technology met with FDI tech companies to address U.S. tariff concerns, pledging support and practical solutions as trade talks with Washington continue.

Vietnam’s stock market saw a historic rally on April 10 as Trump’s 90-day tariff delay calmed global fears, sending VN-Index soaring over 6.6% - its biggest intraday gain ever.

Trump's tariff shock on April 9 sent global markets plunging before a surprising policy reversal offered hope.

Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc met with U.S. officials in Washington as Vietnam and the United States agreed to initiate talks on a reciprocal trade agreement, addressing tariffs and boosting economic ties under their strategic partnership.

A surge of Chinese goods is expected in Vietnam as firms reroute exports in response to new US tariffs.

With 46% tariffs hitting exports, Vietnam faces hard truths - and a chance to redefine its future competitiveness.

Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son has directed ministries and government agencies to begin formulating a bilateral agreement with the United States aimed at upgrading the existing Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA).

Despite surface-level imbalances, value-added analysis reveals that American companies and consumers benefit greatly from Vietnam’s role in global supply chains.

At a national conference, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh urged strategic unity and flexibility to counter the economic challenges posed by new U.S. trade policies.

With new U.S. tariffs on the horizon, Vietnam will need to grow 8.3% in the next nine months. The government has proposed an urgent action plan to meet this target.

PM Pham Minh Chinh has tasked ministries with drafting detailed strategies to address American retaliatory tariffs in line with high-level bilateral agreements.

Hanoi has requested urgent talks between Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc and U.S. officials, as both sides seek a resolution to new American tariffs.

Deputy Minister of Finance Do Thanh Trung called for measured reactions to Washington’s new tariffs, noting Vietnam’s rapid response and future resilience.