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Economists have said Viet Nam would gain many benefits from a full and modern market economy.
Dang Thanh Nga, 40, in Ha Noi called 10 sewers back to work for her garment factory just a few days ago as orders increased last week.
Nearly all businesses are experiencing hardships because of Covid-19. However, this hasn't happened with startups in the HR industry. They are still receiving millions of dollars worth of funding.
The Gioi Di Dong (Mobile World) has seen its key brands such as The Gioi Di Dong, Dien May Xanh and Bach Hoa Xanh growing rapidly, but has also had to shut down ineffective business chains.
Foreign direct investment into Vietnam surges in July
Analysts believe that new records in the number and value of M&A deals will be set in the post-Covid-19 period.
Vietnam is projected to be the fifth highest-growing economy in the world this year and the country has a unique opportunity to increase its footprint in the global economy in both trade and investment,
Improving efficiencies of using energy in high-rise buildings
Taking full advantage of opportunities from CPTPP
Vietnam’s participation in ASEAN 25 years ago has helped the country enjoy strong growth in trade with other member nations.
To offset the decline in revenue from international flights, airlines have been trying to exploit more domestic air routes.
The trade surplus soared in the first six months, though the GDP rate grew by only 0.36 percent in Q2 as Covid-19 escalated in many countries.
HCM City speeds up disbursement of public funds to fuel growth
The heavy impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the domestic and global economies were requiring firms to reshape their production and business strategies as well as their competition models to increase resilience against external shocks.
When it officially takes effect, the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) will have a positive impact on promoting Vietnam’s exports, especially agro-products, to the EU.
Vietnamese shirmp sells well in US, China despite COVID-19
The 17 economies determine 90 percent of Vietnam’s foreign investment, 80 percent of international trade and 80 percent of foreign travelers to Vietnam.
Standard Chartered Bank forecasts Viet Nam’s 2020 growth at 3%
Challenges will overwhelm opportunities for Vietnamese part suppliers if they are unable to find ways to upgrade technology and meet international production standards, business executives said on July 24.