GDP growth in the second quarter of 2023 and in the first six months of the year was just above the low point seen in 2011-2023. However, given the many fluctuations in the global economy, this is considered the most positive outcome, especially given that the key balances of the economy are being held stable and inflation is under control…

But many macro indicators also have “red” indicators that need to be considered. The increase in total retail sales is declining over the months, the trade surplus in goods rose by almost 100% over the same period, but both export and import values ​​fell sharply, growth in international visitors slowed and businesses were springing up still falling new while plant closures increased…

In the new issue published on Monday morning, July 3, 2023, Vietnam Economic Review – VnEconomy I will dedicate the entire section focus for the story Vietnam’s economy in June 2023 with analysis and forecast for the coming months.

Contains items:

• The target of 6.5% growth for the full year is difficult to achieve. P/v Ms. Nguyen Thi Huong, Director-General of the General Statistics Office. (Anh Nhi).
• Getting going again: Industrial production masters challenges. (Huyen-Vy).
• Inflation is controlled but cannot be subjective. (Vu Khue).
• Export is expected to increase in the last months of the year. (Mh Duc).
• FDI Attraction in 6 Months: Positive Signal “Behind” Decline in Numbers. (Anh Nhi).
• Companies continue to worry about the lack of orders. (Galaxy).
• Export of agricultural, forestry and fishery products reached almost 25 billion US dollars. (Chu Khoi).

Along with many other items:

• The 5th Session, the 15th National Assembly: Many important decisions to promote recovery and development. (Do Phong).
• Gasoline Market Reform: Increasing Multidimensional Household Welfare. (Huong loan).
• Online fraud and network security are complicated. (Nhat Anh).
• Buying and selling vacant stock is still complicated. (His brooch).
• Despite record payments, many transport projects are still making slow progress. (Brother Tu).
• The land valuation must be close to the market price. (Phan Duong).
• Asian currencies are under downward pressure against the USD. (A Huy).
• Agricultural products export is still weak: Because the processing level is too weak. (Chu Khoi).
• Manufacturer’s Extended Liability Fee: Concerns of Plastics Companies. (song Ha).
• Concerns about inventories weighed heavily on exporters. (Luu Ha).
• What can companies do to retain IT talent? (Do Hang).
• Airbnb for the super rich (Bao Long).

Readers can order the Vietnam Economic Review here.

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