欧洲企业对越南长期增长潜力持乐观态度

Group 1 - The European business community remains optimistic about Vietnam's long-term growth potential despite global uncertainties, with a Business Confidence Index (BCI) of 61.1 for Q2 2025, slightly down from the previous quarter but still indicating an overall positive trend [1] - European companies are increasingly cautious due to the complexities of global markets and the impact of tariff policies, particularly the U.S. tariffs, which are seen as a key factor affecting current market conditions [1] - 70% of surveyed companies reported no specific financial impact from tariff negotiations, while 5% indicated profitability, and only 15% experienced negative financial effects such as penalties or order delays [1] Group 2 - The Chairman of the European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam emphasized the importance of clear and traceable products in the context of geopolitical uncertainties and global supply chain restructuring, with Certificates of Origin (C/O) serving as a "passport" for enjoying preferential tariffs and symbolizing trust [2] - Digital transformation of C/O processes is expected to accelerate trade flows, reduce barriers, and create a more transparent and resilient trade ecosystem, benefiting businesses and the economy [2] - 56% of surveyed European companies, primarily large enterprises, submit C/O documents monthly, viewing them as a critical tool for maintaining resilience in a complex global trade environment [2]