Vietnam’s real gross domestic product rose 6.71% on the year in the April-June quarter, marking one of the highest growth rates among key Southeast Asian economies as it shapes up into an alternative export hub to China.
Shipments from Vietnam to the U.S. are on the rise as companies move production here from China. But the trend could widen Vietnam’s trade surplus with America, possibly drawing the ire of President Donald Trump. READ MORE
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