Vietnam and U.S. Set to Tackle Steel Tariff Dispute

Vietnam is prepared to engage with the United States in discussions regarding new U.S. tariffs on steel. A Vietnamese foreign ministry spokesperson expressed readiness to address these concerns constructively during a regular press conference, aiming to mitigate risks of further duties on Vietnamese steel imports.

Vietnam has expressed its readiness to engage with the United States to address the newly imposed steel tariffs. A spokesperson from Vietnam's foreign ministry announced on Thursday that the nation is prepared to hold discussions aimed at averting additional duties on Vietnamese steel exports.

This announcement came during a regular press conference where the spokesperson emphasized the constructive approach Vietnam intends to pursue with the U.S. The focus remains on minimizing the impacts of these tariffs on Vietnam's steel industry.

The new tariffs imposed by Washington have raised concerns about potential economic repercussions, and Vietnam seeks to diplomatically resolve the issue to maintain trade relations.

(With inputs from agencies.)