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Although Vietnam’s growth has slowed down amid global economic crises, he country is showing stronger performance than the majority of others in the world and continuing...
Việt Nam’s economic growth in H2 will be driven by accelerating public investment, the main beneficiaries of which are the construction, transportation, and construction...
In the first half of this year, the manufacturing industry struggled, and industrial production fell, impacting the industrial real estate sector. However, things are...
Rice enterprises have seen the improvement in profit margins on higher selling prices and declining input costs of fertilisers.
With a continuous rise in bilateral trade in recent years, Chile has become the fourth largest trade partner and one of the biggest markets of Vietnam in the Latin...
Software exporters took the spotlight in the Vietnamese digital economic picture in the first six months of this year, posting high export revenue.
Central banks have really paused their tightening cycles. Some of them, in fact, began to ease their monetary policy, especially in Việt Nam.
The Bank of Japan could tweak its yield curve control (YCC) policy at the July meeting in a similar way to its decision last December.
HSBC recently trimmed our 2023 GDP growth forecast to 5.0% (prev: 5.2%), but expected a meaningful rebound only in 4Q23.
Việt Nam’s gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow 5.34% this year under the first scenario set out by the Central Institute for Economic Management (CIEM).
A 120 trillion VND (5.08 billion USD) package in preferential lending rates for social housing developments started to see first disbursement, a positive signal after...
Credit institutions forecast the demand for banking services will be buoyant in the remaining months of this year, of which credit growth will reach about 4.4% in the...
