High pedestal to reach for 2023’s growth ambitions

High pedestal to reach for 2023’s growth ambitions

A series of risks including a reduction in domestic production and global demand, and heightened geopolitical complexity are expected to make it more difficult for Vietnam to reach its economic growth indicators this year.
Chinese reopening and global fuel price strife to influence CPI

Chinese reopening and global fuel price strife to influence CPI

A continued hike in fuel prices partly following China’s ongoing economic recovery is expected to cause pressure on Vietnam’s efforts to rein in inflation this year.
US tasting the fruits of Vietnam’s labour

US tasting the fruits of Vietnam’s labour

Vietnam is set to boost exports to the United States this year, as the latter opens its doors wider to the Southeast Asian market.
Scenarios set for government’s growth ambitions

Scenarios set for government’s growth ambitions

Increases in domestic consumption, production, and foreign direct investment are set to enable the economy to achieve its growth target this year.
Resource mobilisation at top of agenda for net-zero dream

Resource mobilisation at top of agenda for net-zero dream

With its huge need for funding to fulfil its international commitment to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, which has been backed by an international initiative, Vietnam is set to formulate new policies this year to mobilise more resources.
Deal upgrade to modernise ASEAN trade with Down Under

Deal upgrade to modernise ASEAN trade with Down Under

Vietnam will enjoy more windfalls in swelling its trade and investment cooperation with Australia and New Zealand via new amendments to a multilateral free trade deal between ASEAN and these two economies.
Debt rates set to remain lower than planned limits

Debt rates set to remain lower than planned limits

With Vietnam’s borrowing plan revealed and budget landscape finalised for next year, Vietnam is expected to see its public debt stay within the permissible limit, ensuring financial security for the nation.
Seaport and logistics advances get European flavour

Seaport and logistics advances get European flavour

Vietnam is seeking European experiences and support in developing seaport and logistics infrastructure projects, with opportunities available for investors who are showing increased interest in the Southeast Asian market.
Uphill task for next year’s trade goals

Uphill task for next year’s trade goals

An 11-month large trade surplus has mirrored an expansion of both exports and imports, but lingering risks are making it difficult for the country to hit its trade goals next year.
Comprehensive lift expected with Korea

Comprehensive lift expected with Korea

In addition to existing cooperation tools, a new framework will help Vietnam attract more investment from South Korea, which is now the first’s biggest foreign investor.
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