Vietnam, as US trading talks, looking for relief from Hanoi Trump tariffs | Donald Trump

Trade-in-southeastern Asian country faces 46 percent of the trump under the so-called ‘mutual’ tariffs.

Vietnam and the United States began trading talks, as the Vietnamese government, Hanoi Scrambles, said as Hanoi scrambles to prevent the 46 percent of the US President Donald Trump.

Vietnamese Minister and Trade Minister Nguyen Hong Dien and the United States Trade Representative Jamieson L Greer made a telephone conversation to initiate the talks on “Bilateral Economic and Trade Issues”.

Nguyen said Vietnam developed “comprehensive strategic partnership” in the United States and “to develop a” comprehensive, stable, sustainable economic and effective economic and trade relations “and” develop a broad, stable, sustainable and effectively. “

“He noted that Vietnam Ministries and Institutions are ready to prepare to find reasonable solutions on the US concerns and the risks of interest and shared risks adapted to both sides,” he said.

Vietnam is one of the most dependent economies in the worldAccording to the World Bank, according to the World Bank, over 87 percent of the total domestic product (GDP) with accounting.

Trump’s 46 percent of Vietnamese exports is among the highest tax rate applied to a trade partner under the “mutual” tariffs.

Because Trump announces a break, which lasts a 90-day break in the major-steep tariffs on April 9, the exports of Vietnam, as those from other countries, followed by 10 percent.

Vietnam, this last year, the United States was the fourth largest unclear the US trade surplus, China, the European Union and Mexico.