Vietnam is expected to gain nearly US8.3 billion from export revenue in September, a decrease of 11 percent compared to August, according the General Statistics Office (GSO).
Exports are estimated to fall by US$300 million to US$9.3 billion.
Over the past nine months, the country’s trade deficit has hit nearly US$7 billion, equal to 9.7 percent of the total export turnover in the period.
The main reason for the decrease in exports was the sudden drop in the value and quantity of crude oil, precious metals and rice.
Machinery and equipment led the list of imports, reaching nearly US$1.4 billion, followed by oil at US$950 million.
Automobile imports witnessed a fall to US$25 million, nearly a 9 percent decrease compared to August.
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