The digital transformation process is being carried out throughout Vietnam, from large enterprises to small shops.

Vietnam car market stays quiet ahead of Tet festival

To become a powerful and prosperous country by 2045, Vietnam needs to obtain a GDP growth rate of 7.5-8 percent per annum for the next 25 years. Only digital transformation can helps make this a reality.

History shows that in every industrial revolution, only a few countries can exploit the opportunities to make a breakthrough in development. Daring and appropriate decisions will help set a new position for the country.

The sales of motorbikes decreased sharply in 2020. After 30 years of continued growth, the motorbike market has become saturated.

The stock market continued to decline with another $12 billion lost, following the loss of $23 billion one month before.

After 35 years of implementing the “Doi Moi” process, Vietnam’s economic development has been nothing short of remarkable. 

Ho Chi Minh City to become economic, financial centre in Asia by 2045

The 13th National Party Congress is taking place in the context of unpredictable changes in the world, as the Covid-19 pandemic is dividing many countries, the global economy is experiencing negative growth and ongoing trade and economic conflicts.

Vietnamese firms told to be ready for legal challenges when exporting to US

The Government has issued Resolutions 01 and 02, showing the spirit of reform and steadfast effort over the years to remove barriers in the business environment, helping people and businesses to thrive.

Many wind and solar power projects are awaiting approval to be added to the list of projects to be developed under the national power development plan.

South Korean investors are continuing to inject billions of dollars into Vietnam, including the stock market, to seek opportunities from one of the fastest growing economies in the world.

More taxes collected from online businesses

2020 is a tough year for Vietnam, yet the economy has reaped remarkable achievements. Experts have been optimistic about Vietnam’s economic growth in 2021.

HCMC targets lower investments in IPs this year

The US-China trade war, Brexit, the US withdrawal from TPP, Covid-19 and internal difficulties all have affected Vietnam’s economy in the last five years.

Vietnam has recently received many large global groups, led by US technology firms, that have brought production chains with capital of up to billions of dollars.

Vietnam's economy has gained many important and comprehensive achievements in the 2016-20 period, helping highlight the country’s success in 35 years of Doi moi (Renewal) process.

Vietnamese businesses recover from COVID-19 pandemic