US Maintains Firm Stance on Vietnam Tariffs Amid Congressional Scrutiny

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The US will not reciprocate Vietnam's removal of tariffs on American goods, citing concerns over Vietnam's re-export of Chinese products and a significant trade surplus. US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick emphasized that such a move would be unwise and hinted at potential negotiations if Vietnam reduces its reliance on Chinese imports. The ongoing trade tensions are part of broader US efforts to address Vietnam's trade practices and reduce dependence on China.
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