Business
Vietnam' s revenue from exports rises 9% in the past eight months
According to the General Statistics Office under the Ministry of Planning and Investment, the total value of Vietnam`s exports reached over 106 billion USD in the past eight months of this year, up 9% against the same period last year.
The domestic sector accounted for 31.7 billion USD of the total export value, decreasing by 2.5%. The foreign-invested sector gained the remaining majority of 74.6 billion USD, representing a 14.7% rise from 2014.
Major hard currency earners with soaring turnover were phones and built-in components (nearly 20 billion USD), garment-textiles (15 billion USD, electronic devices, computers and components (9.9 billion USD), and footwear (8.1 billion USD).
Major hard currency earners with soaring turnover were phones and built-in components (close to 20 billion USD).
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During the period, the US and the EU were Vietnam’s biggest importers, purchasing respective 22.1 billion USD and 20.2 billion USD in goods, up 19.8% and 12.3% year on year.
Meanwhile, ASEAN and Japan reduced their imports from Vietnam by 3 to 5% to 12.3 billion USD and 9.3 billion USD, respectively.