Trade war
Mr. Trump taxed 25% with steel and aluminum all countries
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US President Donald Trump plans to announce a 25% tax rate for all imported steel and aluminum products on February 10.
China officially taxes US goods
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China imposed retaliation for US $ 14 billion in US goods starting on October 10.
The Trump administration considers universal tariffs
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Universal tariffs need further research to assess the impact on the increasing US trade deficit.
European countries are most vulnerable to sanctions
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Not Russia, but Germany, France and the UK are the European countries that will be hit hardest by the sanctions.
The US stops applying additional tariffs to China, how are Vietnamese stocks doing?
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With 2 days left until December 15, the US suddenly announced its agreement to temporarily suspend additional tariffs on imports from China after two days of trade negotiations in Washington. What impact will this have on the world economy? How will the Vietnamese stock market develop from now until the end of the year?
Dr. Can Van Luc: "A 2-3% exchange rate increase in 2019 is acceptable"
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The US-China trade war has led to major fluctuations in the international foreign exchange market. Accordingly, the value of the USD tends to increase, the CNY decreases. So what will happen to Vietnam's exchange rate and interest rate in the coming time?
Real estate is expected to increase sharply due to the US-China trade war
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"In the context of the investment shift trend, the demand for industrial real estate, high-end housing and affordable housing is expected to increase sharply, especially in neighboring China, areas that are capable of meeting the requirements of infrastructure, human resources and an open and reasonable investment environment" - BIDV Chief Economist - Dr. Can Van Luc commented.
What has affected the VND/USD exchange rate in recent times?
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With the US-China trade war at risk of escalating, exchange rate control will depend more on external factors. So what is the main reason for the sharp fluctuations in exchange rates in recent times?
Billionaire Jack Ma and Alibaba ready for the worst case scenario for the US-China trade war
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The Chinese e-commerce giant does not want a trade war. However, Alibaba believes that both China and China will not only overcome the war with the US but also develop stronger.