Businesses must look to diversify supply
A top priority among Vietnamese businesses is to diversify their supply sources, as shown in a recent survey by Vietnam Report, a market research company in Vietnam.
Most view
Viet Nam appears to be on track for a robust recovery, noted HSBC in its recent report Viet Nam at a glance released on October 12.
Vietnam's trade with the rest of the world reached nearly $500 billion in nine months through September, according to the General Department of Customs.
Vietnam will not be able to materialise its desired economic growth this year because of massive snags which have hurt the nine-month growth.
A top priority among Vietnamese businesses is to diversify their supply sources, as shown in a recent survey by Vietnam Report, a market research company in Vietnam.
Despite headwinds, Vietnam has managed to show strong performance in the first nine months of this year, posting a gross domestic product (GDP) growth of 4.24%.
Still lot of ground to cover for VN's logistics sector
Disbursement of public investment – A turbo booster for economic ...
Vietnam is pointing the way for ASEAN to upgrade its exports
Steady recovery amid global headwinds
Vietnam sees Q3 GDP growth capped by weak external demand
Vietnam's overseas investment up 4.6% during nine months
Viet Nam’s economy remains resilient amid weakening global demand: ...
Up to 116,300 enterprises established in nine months: GSO