Vietnam to strive for higher GDP growth by 2015
13/12/2013At SEE MORE
a meeting presided over by Dinh The Huynh, politburo member and Head of
the Commission for Popularization and Education on December 11 in
Hanoi, it was concluded that the country must strive for Gross Domestic
Product growth to touch US$2,300 by 2015.The WTO “Bali” Deal Versus ASEAN Priorities
12/12/2013“Most of the world’s major chemical SEE MORE
companies rely heavily on exports and global trade. Cefic makes the key point
that about 80% of the chemicals produced are used in the chemical industry for
further processing,”Seven forecasts for Vietnam’s economy in 2014
12/12/2013Vietnam’s SEE MORE
GDP value in 2014 would be higher than 2013, but just by a little. The
World Bank has predicted that the GDP may grow by 5.3 percent over 2012,
while the growth rate would be just 0.1 percent higher the next year.Exchange rates will remain unchanged to year’s end
11/12/2013(VOV) -Exchange rates will see no further adjustments to year’s end, announced on December 6 by the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV). SEE MORENational economy to face challenges in 2014
11/12/2013(VOV) -Despite Vietnam experiencing a period of positive economic growth SEE MORE
towards the end of 2013, the National Financial Supervision Commission
(NFSC) predicts local businesses will continue to face tough challenges
in the coming year due to their tight budgets.
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