
The US trade deficit with Vietnam exceeded $110 billion in January to November, up nearly 18% from the same period of 2023. The Vietnamese dong's sharp fall from late October to multi-month lows against the dollar has made Vietnamese exports cheaper.
Vietnam now has the fourth-largest surplus among US trade partners.
A weaker dong makes Vietnamese goods cheaper for US buyers, which supports the trade imbalance and draws scrutiny over currency manipulation. For feed markets the direct commodity impact is limited.
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