AMRO has raised its forecast for Việt Nam''s economic growth to 7.5 per cent this year, joining a growing number of international institutions that have turned more optimistic about the country''s outlook.
China has become Việt Nam''s largest agricultural export market, with fruit and vegetable exports reaching about US$5.5 billion last year, accounting for 64 per cent of the country''s total exports of the products.
The target was set out in Resolution 168/NQ-CP issued on June 27, which s the country''s growth scenario and outlines key policy measures for the remaining months of 2026.
The northern province of Quảng Ninh posted broad-based socio-economic expansion in the first half and is pushing to deliver full-year gross regional domestic product (GRDP) growth above 13 per cent, an all-time high.
The Ministry of Finance plans to maintain tax incentives and other fiscal support measures as it seeks to sustain economic growth despite global uncertainties and a widening trade deficit.
Mariam J. Sherman, World Bank’s Division Director for Việt Nam, Cambodia and Lao PDR and Nguyễn Xuân Thành, a lecturer at the Fulbright School of Public Policy and Management discuss how Việt Nam can seize opportunities amid the global crisis...
Fitch Ratings has praised Việt Nam’s macroeconomic resilience and policy management, saying continued reforms and stable growth will support the country’s sovereign credit outlook.
Việt Nam’s revised national master plan aims to new growth hubs, strengthen regional connectivity and accelerate technology-driven development as the country targets annual economic growth of at least 10 per cent in the coming years.
Việt Nam’s fruit and vegetable exports posted robust growth in the early months of this year, driven by improved compliance with standard requirements to capitalise on strong global demand.
As savings rate of Vietnamese people is very high at up to 37 per cent of GDP, experts said it is a potential available capital resource that should be exploited to promote economic growth.
2026 would mark the start of a new development phase for the country, making exports a critical driver of growth while also requiring a shift toward a more efficient and sustainable growth model.
Việt Nam''s ''Đổi Mới 2.0'' reforms will boost GDP growth to 7.2 per cent annually through 2031, but ambitious productivity targets and trade vulnerabilities pose challenges to the Government''s 10 per cent goal, according to BMI.