#market-access

#market-access

For decades, the American Bar Association has championed a rules-based, liberalized system of international trade. This commitment is grounded in two core values: advancing the rule of law and enabling U.S. lawyers and firms to serve clients wherever they do business. Yet many countries maintain regulatory barriers that block or burden U.S. lawyers' and law firms' ability to operate abroad through the most effective structures and relationships.

Choosing the right trading account is crucial for traders, affecting their experience and outcomes based on features, benefits, and support offered.

The U.S. will impose a 20% tariff on Vietnamese exports, while goods transshipped through Vietnam face a 40% levy, changing trade dynamics significantly.