A different perspective on Vietnam’s economy and doing business in Vietnam. Make sure to subscribe.
Vietnam and the Middle Income Trap: Unpacked
Vietnam’s 8 Percent GDP Growth Target: Unpacked
Buy More, Sell Less: Tackling Vietnam’s Trade Surplus with the US
Is Vietnam the Next Asian Tiger Economy?
What Recent Traffic Reforms Say About Doing Business in Vietnam
Building An International Financial Centre in Vietnam: Unpacked
Vietnam’s Economy in 2024: A Brief Recap
What to Watch Now Google Has An Office in Vietnam
Does Vietnam Have a Private Consumption Problem Too?
The 8th Session of Vietnam’s National Assembly: Key Takeaways
Rethinking Financing Vietnam’s Clean Energy Transition
Vietnam’s New Social Media ID Regulations: Unpacked
How Well Prepared Is Vietnam for a Trump Presidency?
Temu in Vietnam: What’s Fair in Free Trade?
Media Relations in Vietnam: Lessons from VinFast
It’s Time to Talk About Vietnam’s Credit Growth Policy…
Vietnam’s Economy in Q3 Beyond GDP Growth: Unpacked
Paying For Vietnam’s High-Speed Rail: Unpacked
Day: May 2, 2024
Vietnam’s PMI improved but only marginally
S&P Global’s Purchasing Managers Index or PMI has found that Vietnam’s manufacturing sector grew in April but only slightly, per a press release from the firm. The key manufacturing index registered 50.3 up from 49.9 in March. The survey also found that: The jump in the index was fueled by
Vietnam bank deposits have started to fall
Vietnamese are depositing less money in bank accounts in search of higher returns elsewhere and this is putting pressure on banks to raise deposit interest rates, VN Express is reporting. Notably, concerns have also been raised that this may put upward pressure on lending interest rates which could be problematic
New registered FDI in Vietnam reaches US$9.27 billion
Vietnam’s General Statistics Office has released its Report on the Socio-Economic Situation in April and the First Four Months of 2024 in which it says new foreign direct investment commitments have reached US$9.27 billion, an increase of 4.5 percent over the first four months of last year. Furthermore, it states
Consumer price index gains 4.33 percent year-on-year
Vietnam’s General Statistics Office has released its consumer price index data from April finding a 4.33 percent increase compared to April of last year. The biggest increases were in education, other goods and services, and housing and construction materials. Vietnam’s Consumer Price Index summary, April 2024 M-O-M Y-O-Y Food and
Vietnam’s industrial production index registers a 6 percent increase
Vietnam’s General Statistics Office has released industrial production data from January to April finding a 6 percent increase over the same period last year. Of the four categories the GSO tracks, ‘production and distribution of electricity, gas, hot water, steam and air conditioning’ recorded the biggest increase of 12.3 percent.
- agriculture
- alcohol
- aluminium
- automotive
- aviation
- banking & finance
- beer
- bonds
- cement
- chemicals
- coffee
- construction
- consumer finance
- crude oil
- cryptocurrency
- e-commerce
- economy
- electricity
- energy
- foreign direct investment (fdi)
- finance
- food processing
- logistics
- manufacturing
- mining
- nuclear power
- pharmaceuticals
- policy
- real estate
- renewable energy
- resources
- shipping & logistics
- stock market
- telecommunications
- tourism
- trade
- wind power
- wood manufacturing