最新报道：According to the Coinnet report, Vietnam initially believed that it had reached a preliminary agreement with the United States that would significantly reduce tariff levels. But at the last minute, Trump raised the tariffs. As a result, the Vietnamese government has not yet formally accepted the key parts of the agreement that Trump announced on social media last week, although Trump claimed that these terms had been agreed to by Vietnamese leaders. According to Trump's post on July 2, the United States will impose a 20% tariff on Vietnamese goods exported to the United States, and the tariff rate will be as high as 40% if "transshipment" is involved. In exchange, Vietnam will open its market to the United States. This caused a shock in Vietnam because their negotiators did not actually agree to a 20% tariff rate. Four people familiar with the matter revealed that they believed the tariff rate would be around 11%. Trump ignored this number during a phone call with Vietnamese leaders and instead announced that the United States would impose tariffs almost double the original expectations. This even shocked the US lobbyists for cooperation between the two countries. "Trump caught everyone off guard," said a lobbyist. So far, neither the White House nor Vietnam has released any documents indicating that the final agreement includes these tariff rates, and neither country has formally signed the agreement. (Politico)