According to the Ministry of Planning and Investment, export value in June netted nearly US$3.4 million and the country’s total export value reached more than US$18.7 billion in the first half of this year, up nearly 26 percent over the same period last year.
Of the number, the foreign-invested sector contributed US$10.856 billion, more than half coming from crude oil exports.
Most of key products achieved high growth rates such as coal (up 63.6 percent), rubber (44 percent), tea (up 29 percent) and crude oil (up 25.3 percent), garments and textiles (32.7 percent), footwear (20.3 percent), seafood (25.7 percent), wood products (26 percent), electric wires and cables (36.7 percent), and rice (7.8 percent).
While exports made remarkable achievements, imports registered a lower growth rate, standing at US$20.707 billion over the past six months.
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