The US’s new tariff framework is reshaping the rules of trade, requiring Vietnamese exporters to compete on compliance and supply chain transparency as much as cost.
Preserving macro-economic stability takes on particular importance as Vietnam goes about posting double-digit average annual GDP growth in the 2026-2030 period.
The development of infrastructure bonds has been included in Vietnam’s financial market reform agenda and are geared toward financing projects with long-term investment horizons.
On the sidelines of the UK-Vietnam High-Level Conference in Hanoi on August 12, H.E. Iain Frew, Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Vietnam, told VnEconomy / Vietnam Economic Times about Vietnam-UK cooperation in technology, strengthening multifaceted collaboration, and developing financial technology...
Simply mobilizing capital is no longer the name of the game in investment endeavors to support growth as how this capital is deployed becomes the more pressing issue.
The measures needed for Vietnam to post double-digit growth this year and beyond must be executed in a manner that provides a platform for even longer-term development.