Vietnam's Economy Navigates Growth Amidst Emerging Challenges
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Vietnam's Economy Navigates Growth Amidst Emerging Challenges

Vietnam's economy continues its robust growth trajectory but faces multiple challenges including inflationary pressures, global supply chain shifts, and domestic regulatory environments. The government is actively addressing these issues to ensure sustainable development.

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  • Vietnam Stocks Decline Over 11 Points, Foreign Investors Maintain Net Selling

    Vietnam's stock market saw the VN-Index fall 11.04 points to 1,755.61 on October 29. While market liquidity increased, foreign investors continued their net selling on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) with a value of VND 459.3 billion. Housing policies as a pillar of social security also garnered attention.

  • Vietnam Proposes 3-Year Corporate Tax Exemption for SMEs Post-Profitability

    Vietnam's National Assembly is actively debating corporate tax exemption periods for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). While the current draft proposes a three-year exemption from establishment, a new proposal suggests a three-year period post-profitability, capped at five years from incorporation, emphasizing support for SME growth and practical implementation.

  • Vietnam's Trade Surpasses $1 Trillion in 10 Months

    Vietnam's total import-export turnover has surpassed $1 trillion in 10 months, with September showing significant month-on-month growth and the first trade surplus in nine months. The country is actively seeking new markets and strengthening cooperation with regions like the EU and Mexico.

  • Ca Mau Province Modernizes and Sustains Traditional Salt Production

    Ca Mau Province in southern Vietnam is promoting its over 100-year-old traditional salt-making, aiming for modernization and sustainable development. The plan seeks to enhance its value as a heritage, improve productivity, and expand exports.