Weekly news bulletin

Start your new week with our Weekly News Bulletin, which includes the latest financial and business articles on macro-economics, investment, banking, and finance. Our summary of latest news and headlines keeps enterprises catch up with the most important facts and figures, assisting their operation in Vietnam.

Weekly News Bulletin - No. 02, October 2022

d9c00998b7e9-Wnb.jpg
According to the Vietnam Logistics Service Association (VLA), the growth rate of the logistics industry in Vietnam in recent years has reached about 14 - 16%, with a scale of about 40 - 42 billion USD/year.

Read more

Weekly News Bulletin - No. 01, October 2022

d9c00998b7e9-Wnb.jpg
Vietnam ranked 63rd out of 113 economies in digital environment and support system for entrepreneurs, according to the Asian Development Bank (ADB). The ADB index measures the quality of the environment for digital entrepreneurs by looking at the level of digitalization in eight areas: culture, institutions, market conditions, infrastructure, human capital, knowledge, finance, and networking.

Read more

Weekly News Bulletin - No. 04, September 2022

d9c00998b7e9-Wnb.jpg
The Asian Development Bank maintains its 6.5% growth forecast for Vietnam this year despite an expected slowdown in Asia due to global geopolitical tensions.

Read more

Weekly News Bulletin - No. 03, September 2022

d9c00998b7e9-Wnb.jpg
The Ministry of Finance (MoF) is drafting a proposal to reduce fees by 20 to 50% for four transport types to help the sector recover. Specifically, the MoF proposed reducing tonnage fees for ships and boats involved in domestic maritime activities, maritime security fees and fees for entering and leaving seaports by 20% each. For airlines, it proposed a 20% reduction in the charge for assessment and issuance of certificates, permits and certificates in civil aviation activities.

Read more

Weekly News Bulletin - No. 02, September 2022

d9c00998b7e9-Wnb.jpg
The first half of this year saw a swift economic rebound as Vietnam’s pandemic restrictions eased following the adoption of a living-with-COVID strategy and a robust vaccination drive, according to an official article published by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Read more