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The report estimated Vietnam’s nominal GDP by 2035 to be $1.59 trillion from the current $341 billion, a nearly five-fold increase in 15 years. Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, the Vietnamese economy, unlike most others, was able to escape a contraction in 2020 thanks to competent handling of the crisis, the report said.
21 mar 2024 · Vietnam's benchmark VN-Index rose 1.30% to 1,276.42 points Thursday, highest since early September 2022. The index closed 16.34 points higher after gaining 17.62 points in the previous session. Trading on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange increased by 29% to VND29.61 trillion ($1.19 billion).
29 lut 2016 · The World Bank forecast Vietnam’s US$200 billion economy is likely to grow to a trillion dollars by 2035 with more than half of its population, compared with only 11 percent today, expected to join the ranks of the global middle class with consumption of US$15 a day or more.
28 mar 2024 · By Dat Nguyen March 28, 2024 | 12:44 am PT. An investor looks at stock prices on a smartphone at a brokerage in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo by VnExpress/Quynh Tran. Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index continued its strong recovery and rose 0.55% to 1,290.18 points Thursday, highest since June 9, 2022.
25 mar 2022 · The report will take stock of the pace of reforms laid out in 2016’s Vietnam 2035 roadmap, analyze how Vietnam’s economic trajectory has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and other global mega-trends, and provide recommendations to inform policy reform discussions leading up to the fourteenth Party Congress, scheduled for early 2026.
Vietnam has set target of increasing GDP per capita to $6,500 in 2030, and $10,000, or four times the current value, in 2035. The GDP in those years would then be $670 billion and $1.05 trillion, according to an economic policy framework for the period up to 2035 recently issued by the Ministry of Planning and Investment.
10 lis 2022 · The National Assembly has set an economic growth target for 2023 at 6.5% and GDP per capita at $4,400. The target was approved by 93.57% of 466 lawmakers at a session Thursday.
