Vietnam has requested that the United States postpone the implementation of new tariffs that were scheduled for April 9, amid rising tensions over trade policies. The tariffs imposed by President Trump include a 46% rate specifically on Vietnam, one of the highest among the nations affected. In response, Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son met the U.S. Ambassador and stated that Vietnam seeks a delay for negotiations aimed at minimizing economic repercussions. This initiative reflects Vietnamâs growing significance as an export market for the U.S. amidst shifting global supply chains.
Vietnam's Deputy Prime Minister has requested a delay on U.S. tariffs, arguing that negotiation is crucial for the benefit of both nations' economies.
Communist Party chief To Lam emphasized the importance of dialogue while appealing to Trump for a postponement of the April 9 tariffs, suggesting a 45-day delay.
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