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Vietnam's trade surplus at over 24 billion USD in 11 months
Vietnam enjoyed a trade surplus of 24.44 billion USD as of November 15 this year.
Import-export turnover reaches 29.78 billion USD in January
Vietnam’s import and export turnover stood at 29.78 billion USD in the first half of January, up 5.4% year on year.
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