The U.S. and Vietnam have struck a tariff deal that will see American goods enter the country duty-free, President Trump announced Wednesday https://t.co/vQMsBBtmUr ...

Breaking news from the White House this morning announcing a new trade framework with Vietnam. Let's get to Aean Jabvers with the details. So, what do we know, Aean.Sarah, well, we don't have any official confirmation in terms of documentation, legal uh documents, that sort of thing. Uh what we do have uh is the president's social media post, and what he says there uh is that the tariff rate on Vietnam is now going to go to 20%. Uh they're going to have a 40% tariff on what they call trans shipments.That's ...

there on Bank of America Erika Najarian thank you for weighing in. We are getting more details here on the trade deal that the president just announced with Vietnam. Eamon Javers joins us from the white House Eamon with some new tariff rates.>> Yeah Sarah that's right. This is the first trade deal that we've seen since that deal with the UK. And the president putting out some more details here on social media just in the past couple of minutes.He says the terms are that Vietnam will pay a 20% tariff on any ...

President Donald Trump says the US reached a trade deal with Vietnam after weeks of intense talks. A 20% tariff will be placed on Vietnamese exports to the US, with a 40% levy on any goods deemed to be transshipped through the country, Trump said in a social-media post on Wednesday. Trump said that Vietnam had agreed to drop all levies on US imports. Bloomberg's Kailey Leinz has the breaking news from Washington on "Bloomberg Open Interest." -------- More on Bloomberg Television and Markets Like this video? ...

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The European Union is willing to accept a trade arrangement with the US that includes a 10% universal tariff.Get this and the rest of the news you need to start your morning with the Daybreak Europe Podcast: https://t.co/G8mD316H5d ...

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Where do these negotiations stand. What is the EU specifically willing to accept and on what terms. Yeah, so now they're sort of dawning to this realization that basically this flat tariff, this 10% that the Trump administration has been talking about is basically something that is non-negotiable, which I think for many people was something that was actually pretty clear quite early on in these conversations.Now, it seems that the Europeans have accepted this and are saying, okay, we're going to we're going ...

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