Trump announces Vietnam trade deal, 20% tariff on imports to U.S.
A worker appears on July 2, 2025 in a clothing factory in the Thai Nguyen province of Vietnam.
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President Donald Trump said in a statement on Wednesday that the United States made a trade agreement with 20% tariff in imports of Vietnam and Southeast Asian Country to the United States.
Trump’s announcement Real social He said that the agreement would provide an uncompromising access to the US Vietnam markets.
The agreement was announced in many of Trump’s so -called mutual tariffs less than a week before a 90 -day pause and sent us tasks about imports from dozens of countries.
According to this protectionist trade plan, Vietnamese imports to the US were subjected to 46% blanket tariff.
Read Trump’s full announcement:
After talking to the Reputable Secretary General of the Vietnam Communist Party Lam, it is a great honor for me to announce that I made a trade agreement with the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. There will be a great cooperation between two countries. Terms are that Vietnam will pay 20% tariff for all goods sent to our region to our region and 40% tariff for any transfer. On the other hand, Vietnam will do something they have never done before, and will provide the United States completely access to trade markets. In other words, “they will open their markets to the United States”, that is, we will be able to sell our product to Vietnam on zero tariff. I think SUV or sometimes refers to the large engine vehicle that works very well in the United States, will be a great contribution to various product lines in Vietnam. It was an absolute pleasure to deal with the Secretary General of the Lam I personally made. Thank you for paying attention to this issue!
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