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Vietnam is the sixth largest economy of ASEAN with the size of GDP around USD188bn and, as a result of continuous high growth

Executive Summary: Vietnam is likely to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic faster than regional peers and growth should rebound to its annual rate of 6.0-7.0% in the medium to longer term

Opportunities for Financial Institutions in Vietnam Adaptation Amid Macroeconomic and Financial Risks

EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement It was the first of its kind in Vietnam to open up the free trade of almost all items

Economic analysis in neighboring countries of Thailand, namely Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam.

Includes Investment Handbook Cambodia 2020, Philippines 2020, Indonesia 2020, Vietnam 2020

From 2023 to 2025, overall output by the Thai seafood processing industry is expected to contract by between -0.5% and -1.5% annually, with exports predicted to slide at a slightly faster rate of between -1.0% and -2.0% per year. Output will come under pressure from official quotas that will reduce the size of the catch and from the higher cost of inputs, in particular of animal feed and fuel for trawlers. Alongside this, expensive energy will also push up processing costs. Exports will be impacted by falling demand in the industry’s main overseas markets as buyers increasingly turn to cheaper imports from China, Ecuador, and Vietnam, which enjoy trade agreements with many countries

Regional economy: The way forward through regionalization

Regional Economic and Policy Developments in May

Regional Economic and Policy Developments in March