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Vietnam Manufacturing PMI Hits Three-Month High on New Order Rebound
Vietnam's manufacturing sector PMI rose to a three-month high of 53.8 in March, driven by a rebound in new orders. However, rising input costs, exacerbated by Middle East tensions, impacted demand and production. The report also highlighted growth in high-tech exports and the startup ecosystem.
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