Vietnam's FDI Inflows Exceed $54 Billion in 10 Months, Manufacturing Leads
Vietnam recorded over $54 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows from January to October this year. The processing and manufacturing sector accounted for the largest share at 47.5%, underscoring Vietnam's continued attractiveness as an investment destination. Both new projects and expansions of existing ones show an upward trend.
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