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Vietnam in top three economies with fastest growth in Asia
20-04-2018 17:15
According to the Asian Development Outlook report by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the Vietnamese economy wjU ' continue to enjoy strong growth with GDP growth expected
IMF projects Viet Nam’s GDP growth by 6.6pc
19-04-2018 20:47
In a recent report, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) projected Viet Nam’s economy to grow by 6.6 per cent this year and by 6.5 per cent in 2019.
Vietnam’s economy stablises in 2018
12-04-2018 10:58
Fiscal consolidation, together with low inflation rates in 2018, are chief drivers for Vietnam’s continuously stabilising macro economy in the context of rising global trade protectionism and turmoil, said the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
2017 GDP growth surpasses expectations
28-12-2017 15:17
The GDP growth is estimated to raise to 6.81 per cent in 2017, the highest increase since 2011 and surpassing the target, professing to the power of the economy and forecasting brighter economic performance in 2018.
2017—a year of remarkable success
27-12-2017 16:40
With 13 socioeconomic development targets accomplished and a GDP growth of 6.7 per cent—the highest in the last ten years—2017 is considered a special year for the Vietnamese economy.
GDP growth increasingly dependent on labour productivity
14-12-2017 16:52
Against the context that all the Vietnam's development factors are limiting, GDP growth seems to increasingly dependent on labour productivity.
World Bank reports stronger growth momentum in Vietnam
11-12-2017 21:58
Robust domestic demand and the manufacturing and services sectors fuel GDP growth, reaching a projected 6.7 per cent for 2017, according to the World Bank’s Taking Stock update report on the development of the Vietnamese economy released this morning.
2017 GDP growth target of 6.7% in sight: NFSC
10-10-2017 09:39
The National Financial Supervisory Committee (NFSC) anticipates gross economic growth of Viet Nam in 2017 will be more than 6.7 per cent.
GDP growth snowballs in 3rd
05-10-2017 08:00
Despite a continued downturn in the mining sector, nine-month figures show Vietnam’s economy is on a good growth trajectory.
Prime Minister reaffirms growth target amidst private sector headways
04-08-2017 12:42
While vowing to continue removing all business roadblocks and facilitate private enterprises to further engage in existing state-controlled economic sectors, the government has reaffirmed its set target of 6.7 per cent GDP growth this year.
PM directs private sector to contribute 50-60 per cent to GDP
31-07-2017 13:00
Being considered a key for Vietnam’s economic development, the private sector should reform and enhance its competitiveness and try to reach the target of contributing 50-60 per cent to the nation's GDP growth.
Measures to reach 6.7 per cent GDP growth target in 2017
19-05-2017 14:14
The government will not propose the National Assembly (NA) to adjust the economic growth target in its third session, which is scheduled to take place on May 22, 2017. Dr Nguyen Duc Kien, deputy chairman of the National Assembly Economic Commission, told VIR’s Manh Bon that if Vietnam focuses on available solutions, and especially, the disbursement of investment capital, the 2017 GDP growth may be closer to the target of 6.7 per cent.
PM asks for GDP growth of 6.7% in 2017
02-03-2017 09:10
PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc on March 1 chaired a Cabinet meeting to review socio-economic performance in February and discuss ways to accelerate economic growth as planned.
Growth remains without TPP
13-02-2017 09:00
Vietnam was the country with the most to gain from the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Increased market access, especially to the US, would have supported an export manufacturing boom and outsized GDP growth in what is already one of Southeast Asia’s fastest growing economy.
Experts warn of pollution’s impact on GDP growth
28-12-2016 10:12
Natural disasters and environmental pollution can reduce GDP by 0.6 per cent per year from 2016-20, according to the National Centre for Socio-economic Information and Forecast (NCIF) under the Ministry of Planning and Investment.
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