Better-than-expected economic growth, sustained macroeconomic stability, inflation kept in check, major economic balances reinforced and expanded, and improved standards of living are the bright spots of Vietnam’s socio-economic development since the start of the year.
In early October, an unusual scene unfolded in a modern part of the capital: hundreds of thousands of Hanoians were queuing up to collect clean water from a tanker.
On October 21, Circular 62/2019/TT-BTC of the Ministry of Finance, amending and supplementing a number of articles of Circular 38/2018/TT-BTC on determining...
Resolution No. 02/NQ-CP dated January 1, 2019 of the Government aims to raise Vietnam’s cross-border trade transaction index in 2019 by three to five places.
Business confidence in the legal system remained low because local governments had made slow progress with regulatory reforms.
Measures must be taken by Vietnamese companies to adapt to changes in China’s import regulations for agricultural products.
Despite the slowdown in global deal-making due to ongoing worldwide economic uncertainty, Việt Nam remains active in M&A in 2020.
Vietnam’s business environment continues to improve according to the recently released 2019 Global Competitive Report produced...
Despite Việt Nam’s rise in the global competitiveness index, further reforms are needed to achieve economic targets set by the Government.
The Vietnamese Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT)’s Industry Agency and the UN Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) on October 22 released the Vietnam Industry White Paper 2019.
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