INFLATION SEEN EXCEEDING 4% THIS YEAR – EXPERT
The consumer price surge triggered by the Russia-Ukraine military conflict will certainly cause inflation to exceed 4% this year, Associate Professor Dr. To Trung Thanh said at a seminar yesterday.
SEVERAL INDUSTRIES RAMP UP RECRUITMENT AS ECONOMY RECOVERS
More than 36,500 new jobs were created in HCM City in the first quarter, 1,800 more than the same period last year, according to the municipal Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs.
FOREIGN CAPITAL POURED INTO INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE
With this capital increase, Singapore continues to maintain its leading position in foreign investment flows into Vietnam in the first quarter, with a total registered capital of 2.29 billion USD, accounting for 25.7 percent of total investment capital into Vietnam.
ENTERPRISES PLACED AT THE HEART OF VIETNAM’S ECONOMIC RESTRUCTURING
Vietnam aims to have about 1.5 million enterprises by 2025, including 60,000-70,000 medium and large-sized ones. The private sector’s contribution to GDP is expected to reach 55% while about 5-10 national brands will be transformed into international brands.
THE LONG HOLIDAY WEEKEND STARTS HERE!
• Highest rooftop bar in D5 with full view of Saigon
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TIGHT CONTROL OVER REAL ESTATE CREDIT TO MITIGATE RISKS
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV)’s decision to tighten control over real estate credit has helped to restrict speculation while making the market transparent and preventing a real state bubble, economic experts have said.
VIETNAM ECONOMY READY FOR STRONG RECOVERY
Vietnam’s GDP growth is forecast at 6.5% in 2022 and 6.7% in 2023 - a rebound made possible by Vietnam’s high COVID-19 vaccination coverage, the shift to a more flexible approach to controlling the pandemic, continued trade expansion, and the government's economic recovery and development program (ERDP).
NUMBER OF NEW ENTERPRISES HITS RECORD HIGH IN Q1
The number of enterprises established in the first quarter of this year hit a record 34,590, according to the General Statistics Office.
