🌐 International Trade Bulletin – May 28, 2025

🌐 International Trade Bulletin – May 28, 2025

🌐 International Trade Bulletin – May 28, 2025
🌐 International Trade Bulletin – May 28, 2025

1. U.S.–Mexico Trade Tensions Escalate Over Tomato Tariffs

The U.S. administration, under President Donald Trump, has announced plans to impose higher tariffs on Mexican tomatoes. The move has sparked concern among importers and consumers over supply chain disruptions and potential price surges in the U.S. market.

2. U.S. Tariffs Disrupt Global E-Commerce Flow

New American tariff policies in 2025 are shaking up global e-commerce. Chinese sellers, in particular, are facing higher logistics costs, leading to a production shift toward lower-tax regions such as Vietnam and Mexico. Exporters in these countries may benefit from the changing supply chain dynamics.

3. China Strengthens Ties with Pacific Island Nations

From May 28–29, China hosted the 3rd Foreign Ministers’ Meeting with Pacific Island countries. The focus was on deepening economic and trade cooperation, infrastructure connectivity, and shared development initiatives across the region.

4. Domestic Gold Prices Surge

On May 28, local gold prices in Vietnam saw a sharp rise across major brands. The upward trend reflects renewed investor confidence after recent market fluctuations.
Source: baoquangnam.vn

5. USD Exchange Rate Sees Slight Uptick

The central exchange rate, set by the State Bank of Vietnam, dipped by 5 VND to 24,935 VND/USD. Meanwhile, the free market saw a slight USD appreciation, driven by lower Japanese bond yields and U.S. economic optimism.

6. Brand Protection Urged for Export Businesses

As brand infringements become increasingly sophisticated, Vietnamese exporters are urged to implement legal, technical, and economic strategies to protect their intellectual property. Strong brand defense is critical for maintaining international credibility and consumer trust.


📌 Conclusion:

The international trade landscape continues to shift rapidly, offering both challenges and opportunities. For Vietnamese exporters—especially in agriculture, spices, and manufactured goods—staying informed and proactive is essential for global success.

📲 Stay tuned to our website for daily trade insights and expert updates tailored to Vietnam’s exporters.

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