Archive · 22 May 2025
Vietnam Sees 'Positive Progress' in US Trade Talks
Vietnam and the United States are talking about trade.
Vietnam is hoping to sell more things to the US without being charged extra taxes, called tariffs.
They are making progress, but still need to talk more.
They plan to meet again soon.
Vietnam has a lot of trade with the US, and wants to keep it going well.
They also talked to some big American companies about helping them with their economy.
The discussions are happening because the US wants to reduce its trade deficit with Vietnam.
Vietnam reports 'positive progress' in trade talks with the US.
The next round of talks is scheduled for early June.
Vietnam aims to address its trade imbalance with the US to avoid tariffs.
Both sides discussed issues of common concern in talks in Washington.
A Vietnamese team sought assistance from US tech companies during the talks.
- Who
- Vietnam and the United States
- What
- Trade talks regarding tariffs.
- When
- Talks took place; next talks scheduled for early June.
- Where
- Washington D.C.
- Why
- To address the trade imbalance and potential tariffs.
- Countries Involved
- Vietnam, United States
- Next Talks Scheduled
- Early June
- Vietnam's Trade Surplus Rank
- Third-biggest
- Threatened Tariff
- 46 percent