Chinese companies are fuelling almost one in three new investments in Vietnam, in a sign of how they have relocated operations abroad to avoid Donald Trump’s trade war with Beijing.
But this shift is likely to increase Vietnam’s vulnerability to tariffs as Trump targets countries that have racked up big trade surpluses with the US.
Vietnam has been one of the biggest beneficiaries of trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies. Its surplus with the US reached a record $123.5bn last year, the third-largest after China and Mexico.
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