Vietnam’s export success only partly due to rerouting

Vietnam’s US-bound exports have surged since the US imposed very high tariffs on imports from China. While the export figures are overstating the benefits to Vietnam’s economy due to a surge in rerouting, the country is set to remain a key beneficiary from global trade tensions.

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