VN exports to Mexico up 20 percent
Vietnam earned nearly 528 million USD from exports to Mexico
in the first seven months of this year, a year-on-year increase of
almost 20 percent.
Vietnam earned nearly 528 million USD from exports to Mexico
in the first seven months of this year, a year-on-year increase of
almost 20 percent.
Vietnam ’s export turnover to the second-largest economy in Latin America in the first seven months maintained a sustainable growth rate.
Meanwhile imports during the reviewed period were more than 38 million USD, a drop of 11 percent, according to the Trade Office of the Vietnamese Embassy in Mexico .
Two-way trade between the two countries in the period matched the application of market diversification policies of Mexico. /.
Vietnam ’s export turnover to the second-largest economy in Latin America in the first seven months maintained a sustainable growth rate.
Meanwhile imports during the reviewed period were more than 38 million USD, a drop of 11 percent, according to the Trade Office of the Vietnamese Embassy in Mexico .
Two-way trade between the two countries in the period matched the application of market diversification policies of Mexico. /.
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