The Vietnamese government has set a low budget deficit target for next year given Vietnam’s sinking revenues from crude oil and tariffs, with a cut in recurrent spending which will leave the country’s public investment unaffected. SEE MORE Fueled by major growth momentum this year and beyond, Vietnam is expected to hit its new growth target for next year, hoping to effectively materialise the target for the 2016-2020 period. Thu Ha reports. SEE MORE The government’s bold actions in easing business conditions and reforming red tape have helped improve the country’s business climate significantly in the past year, making the country become an attractive trade and investment destination. SEE MORE Vietnam`s foreign exchange reserves are sufficient to stabilize the exchange rate until the end of the year. SEE MORE Despite its impressive economic performance in January-September, Vietnam is still facing many potential risks this year, especially a rise in inflationary pressure, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc said at the opening session of the sixth sitting of the 14th National Assembly (NA) today, October 22, in Hanoi City. SEE MORE