Despite a slight downgrade to growth forecasts, Việt Nam is projected to outperform most ASEAN+3 economies as resilient domestic demand and exports continue to support expansion.
Businesses that have fully integrated ISO and ESG systems account for just 10-15 per cent of the total, and are mainly foreign-invested firms, large exporters and state-owned enterprises.
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.
Double-digit growth cannot simply be achieved by extending old growth models, said General Secretary and President Tô Lâm, adding that this target means high-quality development rather than growth at all costs.
Bank credit is nearing its limits as Việt Nam seeks trillions in investment for double-digit growth, prompting urgent calls to deepen capital markets and improve the efficiency of capital use.
Administrative reform is being repositioned as a key growth driver, with sweeping cuts to procedures and business conditions aimed at unlocking resources and boosting efficiency across the economy.
Vietnam’s economy remains resilient, but deeper reliance on key markets raises concerns, according to a senior country risk analyst at BMI, a unit of Fitch Solutions.
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 faces urgent pressure to revamp its FDI strategy as AI reshapes global investment, shifting focus to technology, talent and innovation ecosystems over cheap labour
As the city has set a GRDP growth target of over 10 per cent for 2026, growth in the first half must reach at least 10.3 per cent, with the second quarter alone tartgeted at 11.59–12.49 per cent (average 12.04...
AMRO says Việt Nam’s economy remains resilient with growth projected at 7.2 per cent, but warns rising energy prices and rapid credit expansion are increasing risks to macro-financial stability.