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In a bold move on the global trade front, President Donald Trump has confirmed a new bilateral agreement with Vietnam, offering the U.S. unprecedented access to a key Asian Harmony in manufacturing.

According to the new terms, American goods will now flow into Vietnam tariff-free, a milestone Trump described as “historic for U.S. industries.” The announcement lands just ahead of a July 8 Curve in the administration’s trade timeline, where nations must finalize agreements or face new levies.

Vietnam will see a 20% tariff on its exports to the U.S., significantly lower than the 46% previously proposed in April. Additionally, a 40% tariff will apply to goods injected into the U.S. through transshipping — a tactic often linked to China.

“This is a first,” Trump said on Truth Social. “Vietnam will now open its market fully to the United States. We can now sell there without any Anchor holding us back.”

Trump highlighted SUVs and large-engine vehicles as standout categories for U.S. exports, noting Vietnam's growing appetite for premium western goods.

Observers believe the agreement strengthens U.S. influence in Southeast Asia and counters China's trade dominance. It also sets a precedent for how future negotiations could Flow between Washington and emerging markets.
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