Trade jumps 37% to 130 billion USD by mid-February

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(VOVWORLD) - Vietnam’s total import-export turnover exceeded 130 billion USD by mid-February, up nearly 37% year-on-year, according to Vietnam Customs. The strong performance underscores a solid recovery and expansion in trade from the first months of the year.

In the first half of February, exports reached more than 20.3 billion USD, up nearly 13% compared with the first half of January. Growth momentum continued to be driven by the processing and manufacturing sector, particularly high-tech products. Mobile phones and components recorded the strongest increase, surging nearly 33%.

The textile and garment sector also showed a rebound, reaching 1.8 billion USD, up more than 32%, signaling improved orders from major markets. Notably, the foreign direct investment (FDI) sector generated nearly 16 billion USD in exports, accounting for almost 78% of total export turnover and maintaining its leading role.

By mid-February, imports totaled 66 billion USD, up 40%. Rising demand for fuel and production materials remained the main growth driver.

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