Vietnam’s trade activities head toward a new record
Vietnam’s trade activities maintained stable growth momentum alongside positive recovery signals from the manufacturing sector upon entering the final quarter...
Vietnam’s trade activities maintained stable growth momentum alongside positive recovery signals from the manufacturing sector upon entering the final quarter...
This robust performance, representing an additional 12 billion USD compared to the same period last year, underscores trade's resilience amid global economic...
MBS forecasts that exports will increase by 10 - 12% in 2024, with a trade surplus of USD 21 - 24bn (USD 28bn in 2023).
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Vietnam’s trade with 11 other major Asian markets could rise significantly in value by 2030, according to an industry study released by UPS.
Vietnam’s import in 2022F could rise by 13.5% yoy, so Vietnam’s trade surplus is expected to reach US$8.9bn in 2022, according to VNDirect.
Vietnam's trade surplus for 7M22 was US$0.8 billion, an improvement over the US$3.3 billion trade deficit for 7M21.
European companies ended 2021 more positive and optimistic about Vietnam’s trade and investment environment, according to the Business Climate Index (BCI) announced by...
In the first ten months of 2021, Vietnam posted a trade deficit of 1.45 billion USD. What are the prospects for Vietnam’s trade balance by end-year?
The latest COVID-19 outbreak negatively affected both input and consumer demands, so the trade deficit would be insignificant in 2H2021 despite higher import prices,...