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Topic: forecast

Vietnam forecast to become second-largest economy in Southeast Asia

Vietnam forecast to become second-largest economy in Southeast Asia

The Centre for Economic and Business Research (CEBR) forecasts that Vietnam will become the second-largest economy in Southeast Asia after Indonesia and the 20th-largest economy in the world by 2036.
07:30 02/05/2025
Vietnam forecast to rank among global 30 fastest-growing economies: DHL report

Vietnam forecast to rank among global 30 fastest-growing economies: DHL report

The country’s foreign trade reached an all-time high of $786.29 billion in 2024, up 15.4% year-on-year.
06:30 20/03/2025
UOB maintains its forecast for Vietnam's GDP growth at 7 per cent in 2025

UOB maintains its forecast for Vietnam's GDP growth at 7 per cent in 2025

The bank emphasizing that Vietnam’s GDP growth goal of at least 8 per cent is feasible.
07:00 14/03/2025
Vietnam's 2025 GDP growth forecast at 7%: UOB

Vietnam's 2025 GDP growth forecast at 7%: UOB

The prediction taking into account the strong momentum from 2024.
16:00 10/01/2025
Vietnam's 2025 GDP forecast to hit $506 bln: IMF

Vietnam's 2025 GDP forecast to hit $506 bln: IMF

The country predicted to become the 33rd largest economy globally.
09:30 19/12/2024
Data center market is forecast to grow strongly 

Data center market is forecast to grow strongly 

Vietnam’s data center and cloud computing markets boast the potential and possibility of developing rapidly.
10:30 26/05/2024
FDI forecast to remain strong through 2024

FDI forecast to remain strong through 2024

Vietnam has attracted a host of projects since the beginning of this year.
06:30 13/02/2024
UOB raises GDP growth forecast

UOB raises GDP growth forecast

With impressive growth posted in the third quarter, United Overseas Bank (UOB) has raised its growth forecast for Vietnam in 2022 to 8.2 per cent; significantly higher than its previous forecast of 7 per cent. UOB believes that, in 2023, Vietnam’s economy will be affected to a certain degree in the context of demand in main markets continuing to slow down. Growth next year is therefore expected to be 6.6 per cent.
13:38 06/10/2022
WB: 2022 GDP growth could reach 7.2%

WB: 2022 GDP growth could reach 7.2%

Optimistic about Vietnam’s economy recovering strongly after Covid-19, primarily due to greater exports and the recent return of foreign tourists, the World Bank (WB) has forecast that GDP could grow 7.2 per cent this year. It also forecasts that inflation will come in at 3.8 per cent this year and 4 per cent next.
10:34 28/09/2022
KBSV Securities: Stock market still in good shape

KBSV Securities: Stock market still in good shape

According to KBSV Securities, despite the ongoing decline, the VN-Index is still forecast to reach 1,330 points by the end of the year, with average EPS growth of 18.3 per cent forecast for companies listed on HSX.
19:10 26/09/2022

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