Chinese business in Vietnam struggles with Trump tariffs uncertainty
- Chinese businesses operating in Vietnam face significant uncertainty due to potential US tariffs.
- This uncertainty follows President Trump's threat of a large tariff targeting Vietnam earlier this month.
- Many Chinese companies recently expanded into Vietnam seeking to avoid US-China trade friction.
- Trump threatened a 46 percent tariff on Vietnam this month, citing concerns about trade practices.
- Consequently, factory projects are stalling and businesses express hesitation about future investment plans.
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Chinese business in Vietnam struggles with Trump tariffs uncertainty
A year ago Zhang Chundong helped the firm he manages expand into Vietnam, part of a wave of Chinese businesses to choose the booming manufacturing hub since the trade war of US President Donald Trump's first term.

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Chinese Business In Vietnam Struggles With Trump Tariffs Uncertainty
A year ago Zhang Chundong helped the firm he manages expand into Vietnam, part of a wave of Chinese businesses to choose the booming manufacturing hub since the trade war of US President Donald Trump's first term.
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