• Growth remains without TPP

      15/02/2017
    Vietnam was the country with the most to gain from the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Increased market access, especially to the US, would have supported an export manufacturing boom and outsized GDP growth in what is already one of Southeast Asia’s fastest growing economy.  
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  • BMI View: Vietnam GDP to continue growth

      10/02/2017
    Vietnam’s real GDP growth in 2016 was recorded at 6.2 per cent. Over the next few quarters, it’s believed that Vietnam’s openness to trade, investment, tourism, and increasing demographic dividend, will continue to bode well for the manufacturing sector and broader economy. We can expect real GDP growth to accelerate to 6.4 per cent in 2017 and 2018, according to latest report from Business Monitor International (BMI) Research.  
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  • Overcoming challenges to create momentum for economic growth

      08/02/2017
    The year of 2016 was considered as a year full of challenges for Vietnam's economy as internal problems remained cumbersome while the international situation witnessed unpredictable developments.  
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  • Trade deficit comes back in early 2017

      06/02/2017
    The first two weeks of January saw a trade deficit of some US$80 million as shipments of some of the nation’s key export earners dipped, showed data of the General Department of Customs.  
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  • Retail prices of diesel, kerosene decrease

      06/02/2017
    The inter-ministries of Trade & Industry and Finance decided yesterday at 16:pm that the retail prices of RON 92 petrol and E5 bio-fuel were remained unchanged at VND 17,594 per liter and VND 17,322 per liter respectively.  
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