Vietnam-ROK two-way trade keeps rising

By September this year, two-way trade between Vietnam and the Republic of Korea (ROK) had reached by 81.4 percent, an increase of 33.78 percent over last year, reported the General Department of Vietnam Customs and the Korean International Trade Association.

In the first 8 months of this year, Vietnam’s total export turnover to the ROK had reached by US$1.85 billion (27.16 percent increase) and the import turnover was US$5.91 billion (36 percent increase), upping two-way trade between the two countries by US$7.75 billion (33.78 percent increase).

Since March, the export revenues have exceeded US$200 million on a monthly basic, raising total two-way trade to more than US$1 billion. 

In the meantime, imports turnover have shown signs of declining.

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