The U.S. is pressuring Vietnam to reduce its reliance on Chinese components in technology exports, Reuters reported Tuesday, citing unnamed sources familiar with ongoing negotiations. As part of a broader U.S. review of trade privileges, Washington has warned Hanoi that Vietnamese-made tech products, including those assembled by major U.S. and South Korean companies, may face punitive tariffs as high as 46% unless they shift away from Chinese inputs. The push is part of Washington’s effort to limit China’s role in global supply chains and comes ahead of a self-imposed July 9 deadline by U.S. trade officials to conclude the review.