The southern province’s total trade surplus estimated at $8.6 billion.

Southern Dong Nai province continued to record the highest
trade surplus in Vietnam during the first ten months of 2025, reaching an
estimated $8.6 billion, according to local authorities.

The province’s export turnover in the period was estimated at over $28.77 billion, up 18.87%
year-on-year. In October alone, exports surpassed $3 billion, an increase of 0.18%
compared to the previous month.

Meanwhile, its import turnover totaled $20.116 billion, rising 16.32%
year-on-year.

Dong Nai’s key export items included computers, electronic
products and accessories; rubber; cashew nuts; coffee; wood and wooden
products; pepper; garments and textiles; and footwear.

The United States remained the province’s largest export
market, purchasing goods worth $10.59 billion, or 36.8% of the total export value. It was followed by China with $3.878 billion (13.48%) and Japan with $2.456
billion (8.54%).

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