Under growing uncertainties in both the domestic and international contexts, greater attention should be paid to mitigating risks facing public finance and the financial sector, stated the World Bank.
Over the past eight years, Hanoi Gift Show has become a typical craft industry fair for boosting both local consumer demand and exports.
Made-in-Vietnam Goods Week aims to promote the campaign "Vietnamese buy Vietnamese goods."
To date, Vietnamese goods and products are subject to a total of 200 trade probes, in turn affecting a trade turnover of nearly US$12 billion.
Trade revenue continued to set a new record high in September and reached over US$50-billion mark for the second consecutive month since the beginning of the year.
Not only does the Vietnamese government provide supporting packages for the business community, it has also given priority to reforming administrative procedures for greater convenience for the public.
Vietnam’s inflation is set to remain below the government’s 4% threshold for most of the year with its average forecast at 3.5%. This should see the central bank keep lending conditions accommodative into 2021.
Hanoi targets an economic growth rate of at least 5% in the fourth quarter to ensure the goal of having GRDP growth 1.3 times as high as the national average.
The domestic-invested sector's exports are expected to expand 20.2% year-on-year to US$71.83 billion between January and September.