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American Focus > Blog > Economy > Vietnam faces the heat over Chinese tariff ‘backdoor’ to US
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Vietnam faces the heat over Chinese tariff ‘backdoor’ to US

Last updated: May 14, 2025 7:35 pm
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US President Donald Trump’s trade war with Beijing has had far-reaching consequences, especially for countries in south-east Asia. Vietnam, Indonesia, and other nations in the region are finding themselves caught in the middle of this economic conflict, with mounting pressure to address the rerouting of Chinese goods.

Chinese exports to south-east Asia have seen a significant increase, offsetting the decline in US-China trade. This surge in Chinese exports has raised concerns in the Trump administration about trans-shipment, where Chinese manufacturers use countries in south-east Asia to avoid punitive tariffs imposed by the US.

Sharon Seah, a coordinator at the Asean Studies Centre in Singapore, highlighted the issue of origin-washing as a critical point of contention in negotiations with the US. The US is adamant about cracking down on trans-shipment practices in the region to alleviate the high tariffs imposed on its trading partners.

Vietnam has been under intense scrutiny for its role in trans-shipment activities. The country, with a substantial trade surplus with the US, has faced tariffs and pressure from US officials to address illegal trans-shipment practices. Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh of Vietnam acknowledged Washington’s concerns about trans-shipment during recent tariff negotiations.

Other countries in the region, such as Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia, have also pledged to enhance scrutiny of trans-shipments in response to US demands. However, taking direct action against Chinese companies involved in trans-shipment could strain diplomatic relations with Beijing, given China’s significant economic influence in the region.

While south-east Asian countries strive to maintain a neutral stance between the US and China, they may face challenges in striking a balance. The Trump administration’s insistence on reducing Chinese content in goods originating from the region could complicate supply chains and trade relations.

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As negotiations continue, south-east Asian nations are navigating a delicate balancing act between economic pressures from the US and their longstanding ties with China. The outcome of these trade talks will have far-reaching implications for the region’s economies and diplomatic relations moving forward. Governments around the world are facing a challenging decision that requires both political and economic considerations. As mentioned by an expert, they will have to make a political calculation and an economic one when deciding on their course of action.

The United States, in particular, is at a crossroads and will need to explicitly choose a path. This decision will have far-reaching implications not only for the country itself but also for the global economy.

Data visualisation plays a crucial role in helping policymakers understand the potential consequences of their decisions. By using tools like the one created by Haohsiang Ko in Hong Kong, governments can better analyze data and make informed choices.

In the end, the choice that governments make will have a significant impact on their citizens and the world as a whole. It is essential for policymakers to carefully weigh the political and economic factors at play before moving forward with any decision.

Ultimately, the path that is chosen will shape the future of the country and its place in the global economy. It is a decision that cannot be taken lightly, and one that will require careful consideration and analysis.

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