Key trends to watch out for in 2023
The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, geopolitical shocks and sustained inflation are expected to persist as the main risks in 2023.
The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, geopolitical shocks and sustained inflation are expected to persist as the main risks in 2023.
VNDirect sees mounting internal and external headwinds that could slow Vietnam's economy in 2023.
The Global Supply Chain Pressures Index (GSCPI), a barometer to determine global supply chain pressure, hit a 22-month low of 0.89 points in September 2022.
In the coming time, many factors will affect inflation control. The results of inflation control in 2022 will be the premise for Vietnam to achieve the goals set by the...
Factors that affect inflation control will continue to be present in the future. The progress made in controlling inflation in 2022 will serve as a foundation for...
Customs News interviewed Mr. Do Bao Ngoc, Deputy General Director of Vietnam Construction Securities Joint Stock Company (VNCSI).
With three scenarios for price administration of 2023, the inflation control will be implemented flexibly and in line with the practical requirement.
Global inflation seems to be coming down, at least in terms of annual rates. Of course, that’s not surprising.
Over the holiday period there’s been an interesting debate about inflation stirred by former IMF chief economist, Olivier Blanchard.
With yearly GDP growth of 8.0% in 2022, Vietnam is poised to be one of the fastest-growing economies in Asia-again. That said, there is no room for complacency, as...
The inflationary pressure on Vietnam in 2023 may not be high, said experts at a conference in Hanoi on January 4.
The State Bank (SBV) has officially extended the credit limit by 1.5-2%. This equates to credit growth of 15.5-16% this year compared to the end of 2021, and the total...
The global inflationary pressure likely to cool down significantly in 2023F as commodity supply recovers while consumer demand weakens.
According to Assoc. Prof. Dr Pham The Anh, Chief Economist of the Vietnam Center for Economic and Strategic Studies (VESS), states that economic growth tends to slow...
All eyes are on the US inflation. The improvement in inflation will cause the Fed to scale back and then end its rate hikes?
They say that if there’s no pain then there’s no gain and we can arguably put the Fed and other central banks in this category. They need to create pain in order to...
Central banks seem to be assuming that a move to restrictive policy rates won’t last too long and the market seems even more impatient for rates to start to fall again....
There will be a sufficient and long-term rebalancing of consumption and investment that facilitates the necessary supply-side improvements that extinguish inflation...
Rising inflation has helped lift nominal profit levels but, even without this there’s little getting away from the fact that profits have been solid.
Investors are still hesitant to enter the market, despite the FED's indication that it may slow the rate of rate increases in December.
Foreign experts have appreciated Vietnam’s economic governance policies to help well control the impact of imported inflation, given increasing inflation in many...
Many experts advise the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) to raise the policy rate gradually rather than dramatically in order to avoid shocking firms.