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Could Vietnam be a winner in the US-China trade conflict?

By Deutsche Welle   March 13, 2019 | 05:35 pm GMT+7

Widespread U.S. levies on goods made in China are a stumbling block for Chinese producers, so many are now shifting their plants to neighboring Vietnam.

Could Vietnam be a winner in the US-China trade conflict?
 
 

Could Vietnam be a winner in the US-China trade conflict?

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