In the midst of the ongoing trade war between the United States and China, one Vietnamese city has emerged as a key player in the shifting global economic landscape. Haiphong, Vietnam’s northern port city, has seen a significant uptick in manufacturing activity following President Trump’s tariffs on Chinese goods in 2018. This surge in production has transformed Haiphong into a vital export hub, propelling Vietnam to become one of the fastest-growing economies in the region.
The Wall Street Journal’s latest video, titled “The Vietnamese City in the Middle of the U.S.-China Trade War | WSJ Center Point,” explores the rise of Haiphong as a central force in Vietnam’s economic growth. The video delves into how the city flourished under Trump’s first term, benefiting from the trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies.
As Haiphong continues to thrive, Vietnam is investing heavily in key infrastructure projects to further bolster its economic standing. The video highlights the ongoing expansion of infrastructure in the region, showcasing the country’s commitment to sustaining its growth trajectory.
However, with President Trump securing a second term in office, Haiphong and Vietnam at large now face new trade challenges that could potentially stall their progress. The video examines the impact of Trump’s tariffs on Vietnam’s economy today, shedding light on the uncertainties that lie ahead for the country.
Despite the looming trade uncertainties, Vietnam remains optimistic about its future. The video concludes by exploring Vietnam’s outlook in the face of shifting global trade dynamics, emphasizing the country’s resilience and determination to overcome the challenges that lie ahead.
In summary, “The Vietnamese City in the Middle of the U.S.-China Trade War | WSJ Center Point” offers a comprehensive look at how Haiphong has become the epicenter of Vietnam’s economic growth amidst the turbulent global trade landscape. Through insightful analysis and on-the-ground reporting, the video paints a vivid picture of Vietnam’s evolving role in the international trade arena and the potential implications of Trump’s policies on the country’s economic future.
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Video “The Vietnamese City in the Middle of the U.S.-China Trade War | WSJ Center Point” was uploaded on 03/13/2025 to Youtube Channel The Wall Street Journal
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Intriguing insight into Haiphong's growth amid the trade war 🌏
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This industrial development has created an absolutely nightmare of pollutants in the region. Hanoi is now one of the most polluted cities in the world. Ha Long Bay is now smokey and polluted. A real shame how this beautiful region has been devastated.
Vietnam has shown that state controlled capitalism is the best model for poor countries to rapidly develop, increase their income and living standards.
It's so obvious that communism is dead😂. Now Bernie Sanders needs to get that message.
You can make a million videos on why tariffs are bad but MAGA people are too dumb to understand
dont forget vietnam also comunist so if anyone in usa said they hate comunism. ask again why they are ok with vietnam but not china
Oh god they mentioned Vietnamese Ohio (Yes my friends that's the city's reputation over here -a place where crime runs rampant and all sort of unsightly things take place for the rest of the country to point to and laugh at).
WSJ, what is with you tanking Trump??
Would you prefer Kamala?
Let him fight for fair trade.
Thank Trump for this.
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Tariffs + mass layoffs + cancelled contracts + government chaos = Trumpflation + Trumpcession
People in the West often underestimate the strong political ties between China Communist Party and Vietnam Communist Party. 😊
"Made in China" you've got Competition.
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Just make sure to stay out of Trump's eye sight, otherwise you will be a target.
We the people viatnam companies they saw trump first term boomed viatnam economies so poor countries they see second term of trump with capitalism is good for poor countries not good socialsm,Marxist, cumminsts is so bad ,so we love trump2025WH ❤❤❤❤❤
Luckily, Donald Trump doesn't know how to do multilateral negotiations. He will hit China and the Chinese will just export from a third country, like Vietnam. There's not enough time, intelligence or bandwidth for him to play the game of whack-a-mole he started in the name of curbing trade deficits.
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America outsourced its manufacturing base decades ago and lives off the imports of other nations in exchange for its debased currency. However, that is quickly changing as more and more nations circumvent the reserve dollar and trade in local currencies.
Ok, great. But why do we go from one communist country to another? Especially since thousands of Americans lost their lives trying to prevent communism!
100 years ago during the rise of US as global super power , canada jump head first to US arms become US most loyal allied and friend . end up enjoy ~ 100 years of prosperity , rich , free protection , tech help/tranfer ….etc . vietnam should learn from that , be another canada or be another ukraine is on vietnam
Trump’s tariffs—where things stand: https://on.wsj.com/41EUcAI