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Vietnam's economy registered a strong recovery with a GDP growth rate of 8.02% in 2022, but since the fourth quarter of 2022, headwinds have been negatively affecting Vietnam's economy. Nevertheless, the economic outlook for 2023 is still optimistic as Vietnam is expected to recover in the second half of the year, preserving its position as a rising star in the ASEAN region.

1. Payment solutions for international businesses in Vietnam
2. Changes to make bancassurance channel healthier
3. Vietnam's GDP growth in H1 remains low
4. FDI flows into Vietnam forecast to increase in H2: Experts
5. Trade surplus reaches 12.25 billion USD in H1
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In the first quarter of 2023, the industrial park real estate market recorded a slow growth in the eligible land fund for rent, up 2.1 per cent over the end of 2022. The gain came from the addition of land for lease from industrial zones in Long An, Bac Ninh, and Hai Duong provinces.

1. Banks increasing investment in bonds
2. Credit loosened as interest rates are cut
3. Vietnam's GDP to grow by 5pct in Q2: Maybank
4. China drives Vietnam's agricultural export boom
5. Real estate sector still in distress
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The flows of foreign direct investment (FDI) into Vietnam are forecast to increase in the second half of the year as the downturn has been improved in recent months, experts have said.

Vietnam saw a record-high number of new business registrations, including those resuming operations, in June, according to the Department for Business Registration Management under the Ministry of Planning and Investment.

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1. Banks boost digital transformation and cybersecurity
2. Tech companies target insurance industry
3. FDI disbursement recovering in H1
4. Exporters urged to meet EU trade deal regulations
5. E-waste recycling costs unsettle FIEs
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