Ho Chi Minh City continues to be the export locomotive

According to the data just announced by the General Department of Customs, the major exporting localities in the past 7 months are still led by Ho Chi Minh City with a turnover of nearly 26 billion USD, followed by Bac Ninh with 22.5 billion USD, Binh Duong with 19.28 billion USD, Thai Nguyen with 17.7 billion USD, Hai Phong with 16.8 billion USD, Bac Giang with 16 billion USD, Dong Nai with 13.4 billion USD, and Hanoi with 10.6 billion USD.

Thus, 8 localities with export scale of over 10 billion USD in the past 7 months contributed turnover of 142.28 billion USD.

Ho Chi Minh City continues to be the export leader (photo vneconomy.vn)

The Top 2 largest exporting localities include: Phu Tho nearly 8.1 billion USD, Vinh Phuc 7.45 billion USD, Hai Duong 5.77 billion USD, Ha Nam 5.42 billion USD, Hung Yen 5.1 billion USD, Tay Ninh 4.7 billion USD, Long An 4.35 billion USD, Ba Ria - Vung Tau 4.1 billion USD, Binh Phuoc 3 billion USD...

Top localities with exports of over 1 billion USD include: Da Nang 1.1 billion USD, Dong Thap 1.42 billion USD, Ha Tinh 1.3 billion USD, Dak Lak 1.14 billion USD, Khanh Hoa 1.32 billion USD, Quang Nam 1.14 billion USD, Ninh Binh 1.65 billion USD, Quang Ngai 1.8 billion USD, Nam Dinh 1.57 billion USD...

On the other hand, the localities ranked last in terms of export include: Lai Chau 6.1 million USD; Son La 19 million USD; Bac Kan 21.3 million USD; Bac Lieu 54 million USD; Binh Thuan 66 million USD; Ninh Thuan 59 million USD; Quang Binh 112.6 million USD; Tuyen Quang 145 million USD; Yen Bai 164 million USD...

In the first 7 months of this year, Vietnam's total import-export turnover reached 440.45 billion USD, up 17.2% (equivalent to an increase of 64.66 billion USD) over the same period last year. Of which, exports reached 227.49 billion USD, up 16% (equivalent to an increase of 31.34 billion USD) and imports reached 212.96 billion USD, up 18.5% (equivalent to an increase of 33.32 billion USD). The trade balance in July had a trade surplus of 2.35 billion USD, and the accumulated trade surplus in the first 7 months was 14.53 billion USD.

Cyclically, demand increases in both domestic and global markets in the final months of the year, creating opportunities for major export industries to receive more new orders, plus the advantages from the Free Trade Agreements that Vietnam has signed will also bring positive results.

Source: https://congthuong.vn/tpho-chi-minh-tiep-tuc-la-dau-tau-xuat-khau-339719.html