Propose adding a bad scenario script to “shock” the economy
In addition to the positive economic growth scenarios for 2024, Vietnam needs to prepare for negative scenarios to enhance its ability to cope with unexpected shocks.
US Ambassador highlights key issues Vietnam needs to address in 12-18 months to attract...
In a recent meeting, Deputy Prime Minister Le Minh Khai discussed with US Ambassador to Vietnam Marc E. Knapper regarding the implementation of agreements following the upgrade of the bilateral relationship to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the two countries.
8 Highways Just Got Speed Boosted to 90 km/h
The Ministry of Transport has instructed relevant units to increase the maximum speed limit from 80 km/h to 90 km/h for restricted four-lane expressways.
PMI surpasses 50 points in January 2024: A promising start for Vietnam’s manufacturing industry
The latest Purchasing Managers' Index™ (PMI®) report by S&P Global assesses that Vietnamese manufacturers have experienced a rebound in early 2024 as initial signs indicate improving demand, resulting in an increase in new orders and production levels.
Emotional Kieu people when admiring Ho Chi Minh City from Metro Line 1
Ho Chi Minh City has undergone a remarkable transformation since the day I left. It now boasts a completely different appearance, exuding a fresh and vibrant energy. This sentiment was captured by Mr. Nguyen Duong Nam Phuong, a Vietnamese American, who was amazed by the city's newfound liveliness.
Canada: Unlocking Opportunities for Vietnamese Businesses to Scale and Expand Globally
Vietnam remains Canada's largest trading partner in ASEAN and the 7th largest import partner. This information is according to the Vietnam Trade Office in Canada.
New Deputy Director at Hanoi Tax Department
Mr. Nguyen Tien Minh, the Head of Land Revenue Management Department, has just been appointed by the Director General of the Tax Department as the Deputy Director of the Hanoi Tax Department.
Vietnam’s Debt-to-GDP Ratio Soars to Record High, Neighbors Take Notice as Government Implements Safe...
The debt-to-GDP ratio of this country has reached a record high of 287.8% in 2023. Vietnam's public debt accounts for about 39-40% of GDP.
Three Economic Growth Scenarios for Ho Chi Minh City in Q1 2024
At the socio-economic meeting reviewing the results of January and setting the goals for February 2024, held this morning (1/2), the Ho Chi Minh City Institute for Research and Development has presented three economic growth scenarios for the first quarter of Ho Chi Minh City.
Two businesses contribute 2 trillion VND in just one week, Central Vietnam province jumps...
With two major businesses paying land use fees, within the last week of the year, Nghệ An's budget revenue has increased by an additional 2,000 billion VND.
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May CPI Rises by 0.16%
The surge in rental prices, home maintenance costs, electricity tariffs, and dining out has led to a notable rise in the consumer price index (CPI) for May 2025, up by 0.16% from the previous month. This indicates a substantial shift in consumer trends and spending patterns, with a weighted average increase of 3.21% for the first five months of 2025 compared to the same period last year. The core inflation rate also rose by 3.1%, signaling a change in the economic landscape that demands attention from policymakers and businesses alike.
The Downfall of Three Senior Leaders: Ex-Chairman of the Rubber Group Among Those Expelled...
"Mr. Tran Ngoc Thuan, the former Chairman of the Vietnam Rubber Industry Group, along with two other former leaders in Dong Nai and Hau Giang provinces, have been disciplined for their serious transgressions and ideological decline. Their actions have brought shame and disrepute to their respective organizations and positions."
“The Private Sector Has Never Been Weaker and More Challenged Than in the Last...
"The esteemed Professor Trần Đình Thiên highlights a significant challenge faced by the nation. Entrusting the private sector with such a monumental task in the context of its current weaknesses presents a formidable obstacle, not just for the private sector but for the entire nation, including the government and the Communist Party."
