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اقتصاد سكاي نيوز عربية
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Bloomberg reported that U.S. Customs officials conducted surprise inspections at factories in Vietnam linked to Chinese companies, aiming to assess the value of processed goods within Vietnam and verify intellectual property rights violations. This move could lead to the imposition of new tariffs on the country. Although no concrete evidence was found of Chinese goods illegally passing through Vietnam, the United States remains firm in its demands, amid escalating tensions between the two nations over intellectual property issues and Vietnam’s use as an illegal transit point—especially as Vietnam takes measures to crack down on breaches. Vietnam faces criticism for insufficient efforts to curb forced labor and is under multiple American investigations related to excess manufacturing capacity. Meanwhile, Washington seeks to enhance trade cooperation and reduce non-tariff barriers, as Vietnam transforms into a major manufacturing hub with increasing trade importance with the United States.
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