Vietnam just posted its third consecutive month of shrinking trade surplus in November. The squeeze comes as Hanoi pushes to nail down a tariff arrangement with Washington—a move that could reshape trade flows across Southeast Asia. For anyone tracking global liquidity and capital movement, these trade dynamics matter. Tighter trade balances often signal shifts in export demand or currency pressure, which can ripple into risk asset sentiment. Worth keeping an eye on how this tariff negotiation plays out, especially with the US administration's current stance on trade deals.
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NonFungibleDegen
· 6h ago
ngl vietnam's trade numbers looking down bad rn... three months of shrinking surplus? that's either alpha signal or we're all getting rekt soon, probably nothing tho ser
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 6h ago
Vietnam's trade surplus has shrunk for three consecutive months, now this is interesting... US tariff negotiations are about to stir things up again. Will the entire Southeast Asian landscape change? Liquidity is tight, everyone.
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MeltdownSurvivalist
· 6h ago
Vietnam's trade surplus has declined for three consecutive months—what does this indicate? The key is still how the US-Vietnam tariff negotiations play out.
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PebbleHander
· 7h ago
Vietnam's trade surplus has declined for three consecutive months. Now this is getting interesting... The key still depends on how the US negotiates.
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ResearchChadButBroke
· 7h ago
Vietnam's trade surplus has shrunk for three consecutive months, and the tariff negotiations have yet to yield results... Whether this move can save exports remains to be seen.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 7h ago
Vietnam's trade surplus has declined for three consecutive months. Now things are getting interesting—once tariff negotiations begin, everything is set in motion.
Vietnam just posted its third consecutive month of shrinking trade surplus in November. The squeeze comes as Hanoi pushes to nail down a tariff arrangement with Washington—a move that could reshape trade flows across Southeast Asia. For anyone tracking global liquidity and capital movement, these trade dynamics matter. Tighter trade balances often signal shifts in export demand or currency pressure, which can ripple into risk asset sentiment. Worth keeping an eye on how this tariff negotiation plays out, especially with the US administration's current stance on trade deals.