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Vietnam is set to fetch US$732 billion in foreign trade this year, representing an annual rise of 10%, said the Ministry of Trade and Industry at a year-end meeting in Hanoi on December 26.

The total disbursed volume of foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2022 has reached a new record of US$22.4 billion, up 13.5 percent over the previous year, according to the Ministry of Planning and Investment.

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Minister Nguyễn Hồng Diên said the sector had made significant progress despite numerous difficulties and challenges including complicated geo-political developments around the world, rising trade protectionism, disrupted supply chains in the aftermath of a global pandemic and tightened monetary policies by major central banks.

1. Improved forex market helps central bank buy greenback
2. Expansion of credit limit good for market
3. Potential remains for Vietnam's exports to EU
4. FTAs help push Vietnam's exports
5. Vietnam among world's top 5 factories of the world
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1. Self-propelled passengers ladder trucks supply
2. Machinery and equipment supply
3. Router equipment replacing
4. Materials and equipment supply
5. Equipment and materials supply
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The consumer outlook report from VNDirect Securities Corporation shows that the pent-up consumption trend during the pandemic is gradually decreasing in the context of rising interest rates and a weakening Vietnamese đồng making consumers tighten their purse strings.