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Vietnam

The Trump administration sent Vietnam a "long" list of "tough" requests on June 3, 2025, during tariff talks. Negotiations, following the "long list", went on until July 2, 2025, seven days before Trump's initial July deadline. Vietnam and the U.S. reached an agreement on tariffs that day after Donald Trump threatened to raise tariffs on foreign goods by more than 20%. This "loose deal" put a stop to the 46 percent tariff on Vietnam. In return, Vietnam promised to let a wider range of U.S. goods into its market that it had previously blocked and to cut down on the flow of Chinese goods that are sent through Vietnam to the U.S.