Vietnam calls Trump tariff ‘unreasonable’ as trade talks start


HANOI/WASHINGTON (Bloomberg): Vietnam’s trade ministry called the Trump administration’s so-called reciprocal tariff "unreasonable” as trade talks between Washington and Hanoi begin.

The ministry, during a Thursday conference, asked domestic companies and associations to send letters to US officials complaining about the Trump duties, according to a post on the ministry’s website. 

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