MAY 10: Vietnam’s Covid-19 cases hit record high since 2020
This has been the highest confirmed Covid-19 cases recorded in Vietnam since the beginning of the pandemic.
This has been the highest confirmed Covid-19 cases recorded in Vietnam since the beginning of the pandemic.
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.
The domestic-invested sector's exports are expected to expand 20.2% year-on-year to US$71.83 billion between January and September.
The record US$13.5 billion trade surplus in the eight-month period far exceeded the unprecedented figure of US$11.12 billion last year.
Vietnam attained a trade surplus of over US$8.4 billion during the first seven months of this year, significantly higher than the surplus of US$1.8 billion recorded in the same period last year.
So far, the coronavirus outbreaks have been reported in six cities and provinces
Vietnam is expected to witness a strong fluctuation in the number of inbound arrivals due to the outbreak of the new coronavirus.
Compared to the end of 2016, Vietnam’s foreign exchange reserve to date has doubled.
Average registered capital per newly-established enterprise reached VND12.5 billion (US$540,889) during this period compared to the past few years, up 11.2% year-on-year.
Despite trade protection measures from the authority, Vietnam’s steel imports continue to surge.