Hanoi, April 4 -- As Vietnam faces a reciprocal duty of 46% as part of the US new tariffs on all imports, its electronics, machinery, garment, footwear, and wood industries are likely to witness significant impacts in the short term, but this could also become an impetus for the country to pursue a more sustainable economic model, analysts said. According to the National Statistics Office, these five sectors dominate Vietnam's exports to the US, with many businesses heavily reliant on the North American market. As a result, they are likely to suffer the most from the trade measures. Dr. Bui Quy Thuan, deputy head of the research division at the Vietnam Industrial Park Finance Association (VIPFA), acknowledged the immediate challenges to t...