Restoring the growth momentum of Vietnam’s manufacturing sector
Manufacturing has always been a key engine of Vietnam’s economic growth, but the sector struggled in the early months of the year due to the global economic downturn and high inflation.
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The Vietnamese economy has embarked upon the second half of 2023, with expectations for a more positive recovery until the year’s end. However, challenges remain.
International organisations and media have continued to make positive assessment of Vietnam’s economic recovery and outlook in the second half of 2023.
While the global trade tide has not staged a meaningful rebound yet, Viet Nam started the second half of this year with some stabilization in its external sector.
Manufacturing has always been a key engine of Vietnam’s economic growth, but the sector struggled in the early months of the year due to the global economic downturn and high inflation.
The number of new firms established in the January-July period was up 0.2% from the same period last year, but their total registered capital reduced by 17.1% to 834 trillion VND.
Viet Nam’s FDI inflows plunge 4.5% in seven months
Trade surplus reaches $15.23 billion in seven months
Regaining growth momentum for the steel industry
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Vietnam lures over 16 billion USD in foreign investment in 7 months
Viet Nam keeps advancing steadily
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Viet Nam runs trade surplus of US$13.25 bln by mid-July