IMPORTS FROM CHINA SURGE TO NEARLY US$100 BILLION IN JAN-NOV
Vietnam imported goods worth US$99.4 billion from China between January and November, soaring 33.2% compared with the same period last year.
HANOI'S SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INDICES IN 2022
The capital city of Hanoi will focus on “discipline, responsibility, action, innovation, development” in its activities, and outline several socio-economic development indices in 2022 as follows:
VN BANKING INDUSTRY’S VALUATION HIGHER THAN REGIONAL PEERS
The valuation of the Vietnamese banking industry is relatively high compared to other regional countries, according to Military Bank Securities Company (MBS).
MASTERCARD ECONOMICS INSTITUTE: 2022 ECONOMIC OUTLOOK DEFINED BY DIGITAL RESILIENCE AND A RETURN TO THE ‘EXPERIENCE ECONOMY’
Ahead of the pandemic’s second year milestone, the Mastercard Economics Institute released Economy 2022, a global outlook for the coming year. Based on critical trends, the report reveals how five fundamental factors - savings and spending, supply chains, digital acceleration, travel, and a growing list of economic risks - will continue to shape the global economy.
MANY EXPORTS RECOVER RAPIDLY
Faced with enormous pressures from the COVID-19 pandemic, exports in 2021 not only stood firm but also staged a strong recovery with many outstanding achievements.
VIETNAM'S ACHIEVEMENTS IN FOREIGN AFFAIRS DURING INTERNATIONAL INTEGRATION
To date, Vietnam has set up diplomatic ties with 189 nations, had economic and trade ties with over 230 countries and territories, and established strategic partnership and comprehensive partnership with 30 countries.
MOST ECONOMIC INDICATORS OF VIETNAM SEE POSITIVE GROWTH IN NOV
Vietnam’s industrial production, retail sales and newly established enterprises enjoyed positive growth in November thanks to improved economic conditions, according to the latest report of the World Bank.
The industrial production index increased by 5.5% month-on-month in November.
WORLD BANK: VIET NAM’S ECONOMIC CONDITIONS CONTINUE TO IMPROVE
Viet Nam’s economic conditions continued to improve and both industrial production and retail sales registered a third month of growth, according to the Viet Nam Macro Monitoring report, which was released by the World Bank (WB) on December 14.
