While the number of new enterprises remained relatively stable in the first ten months of the year, combined new and additional capital almost doubled.
Growth in the Index of Industrial Production in the first ten month was sufficient to encourage companies to hire additional staff and bolster their raw material inventories.
As stablecoins gain momentum they could very well reshape global finance, disrupt monetary sovereignty, and challenge Vietnam’s traditional economic safeguards.
Vietnam is exploring a range of bold R&D strategies, balancing long-term foundations with breakthrough bets amid global shifts and resource constraints.
Despite its strong GDP growth, Vietnam’s labor market is grappling with layoffs, low morale, and hiring challenges, though there are also clear signs of resilience.