Economy in strong stead for more gains

Economy in strong stead for more gains

Over the past half a century, the Vietnamese economy has ridden out difficulties to grow from a war-torn nation to one attractive to foreign traders, with positive assessments from high-profile international organisations.
Australia Urged to Address Systemic Weaknesses in Governance and Economy

Australia Urged to Address Systemic Weaknesses in Governance and Economy

A new Democracy News Alliance report calls for bold reforms to fix cracks in the country’s political and social systems.
How economy is transformed by ESG and AI agents

How economy is transformed by ESG and AI agents

Globally, trends in AI as well as environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria have had a strong impact on economic activities, changing the way businesses operate, bringing new business models and growth. Like other emerging markets, these two inevitable trends have crept into the Vietnamese economy in recent years.
Private sector is driving force for advances across economy

Private sector is driving force for advances across economy

Thanks to open-door policies crafted from the 1980s and beyond, rapid development of legal infrastructure, recognition of the value of foreign direct investment, and the importance of a strong private sector, Vietnam has made tremendous progress to a point where, this year, Vietnam’s average per capita income should reach $5,000, total foreign trade could be well over $850 billion, and there is a poverty rate below 5 per cent.
AMRO forecasts Vietnam’s economy to grow by 6.5 per cent in 2025

AMRO forecasts Vietnam’s economy to grow by 6.5 per cent in 2025

Vietnam’s economy is estimated to grow by 6.5 per cent in 202, according to the ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO).
Future of Vietnam's economy: opportunities and challenges

Future of Vietnam's economy: opportunities and challenges

Vietnam's economy is facing challenges, but opportunities await as the global financial outlook evolves.
Targets improved upon for economy

Targets improved upon for economy

With a recovering economy for 2024, Vietnam is expected to see higher growth this year and beyond, backed by a rise in major investment and successful exports.
Innovations and impacts on international trade

Innovations and impacts on international trade

In 2024, the global economy and Vietnam’s economy in particular had three distinct characteristics: slow growth, high sensitivity, and profound change. To fit this economic context, international trade promotion activities in Vietnam also boasted many innovations.
GDP growth beats forecasts to reach 7.09 per cent in 2024

GDP growth beats forecasts to reach 7.09 per cent in 2024

Vietnam's gross domestic product grew 7.09 per cent in 2024.
VinaCapital CEO believes Vietnam will adapt and thrive in 2025

VinaCapital CEO believes Vietnam will adapt and thrive in 2025

Brook Taylor, CEO of VinaCapital Fund Management, offers a unique perspective on the country's impressive economic progress.
Vietnam's GDP growth will lead the region in 2025

Vietnam's GDP growth will lead the region in 2025

Vietnam's economy will be the standout among the ASEAN-6 over the next few years, according to Oxford Economics.
Economy to build on 2024 progress

Economy to build on 2024 progress

Offering greater support for enterprises while boosting the restructuring of the state apparatus will contribute to strong economic growth.
Manufacturing sector remains in growth territory

Manufacturing sector remains in growth territory

The S&P Global Vietnam Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index remained above 50 points for the second month running in November.
Trump's trade policies could shape Vietnam's economic outlook: Dragon Capital

Trump's trade policies could shape Vietnam's economic outlook: Dragon Capital

US policies under a Trump administration could significantly shape Vietnam's economic outlook.
Vietnamese consumers careful amid economic volatility

Vietnamese consumers careful amid economic volatility

Vietnamese consumers become more mindful of how they spend amid economic volatility.
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