Vietnam, CPTPP trade volume exceeds $102bln
Vietnam's exports to the CPTPP market are projected at $55.8 billion, an 11.2% year-on-year increase.
The first quarter of 2024 paints a mixed picture for Vietnam's market, with profit growth tapering off amid lackluster performances from key sectors. While some industries show promise, others struggle to meet expectations, signaling potential challenges ahead.
In Vietnam, the landscape of retirement is evolving, particularly for female workers. As of 2024, the criteria for early retirement have been delineated, offering a glimpse into the complexities of social insurance and labor regulations.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) in Vietnam has surged in the first four months of 2024, defying global economic uncertainties.
The recent surge in domestic gasoline prices, propelled by global fuel market trends, has emerged as the primary catalyst behind the uptick in Vietnam's Consumer Price Index (CPI) for April 2024.
Newly established enterprises hit a four-month record in Vietnam, yet the number of business withdrawals still outpaces entries, signaling ongoing market challenges.
The Ministry of Finance ramps up support for green, circular, and digital sectors with a comprehensive support package valued at roughly $27.5 billion.
The Vietnamese carrier continues its ascent, defying industry challenges and posting strong revenue and profits in the opening months of the year.
Nguyen Canh Anh replaces Do Ha Phuong as Chairman of Eximbank as the Vietnamese bank focuses on growth and stability.
The La Son-Hoa Lien expansion will increase capacity and reduce accidents on the economically vital transportation corridor.
After 20 years of impressive growth, Vietnam's Phu Quoc seeks to solidify its position as a premier island destination, but challenges remain.
Acknowledging Ninh Thuan's conditions as "difficult, dry and miserable", yet Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh envisions a resilient province achieving rapid, sustainable growth under the newly approved Plan.
The country has only disbursed 16.41% of its planned public investment capital in the first four months of the year, as major infrastructure projects face delays.
The former chairman of Binh Thuan province, Mr. Le Tien Phuong, finds himself at the center of a legal storm as authorities crack down on alleged mismanagement of state assets.
New regulations in Vietnam focus on maximizing the effectiveness of SME funding programs, encouraging innovative startups and fostering supply chain linkages.
American solar manufacturers accuse firms in Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, and Cambodia of unfair trade practices, triggering an investigation that could upend growing solar supply chains.