Vietnam Economy

The current slump should not disguise the fact that the trend lines are all pointing in the right direction.

Vietnam came under mounting U.S. pressure under the Trump administration over the alleged devaluation of its currency.

Investment in infrastructure is vital if Vietnam is to remain on the path to eventual high-income status.

Vietnam’s progress toward a more liberal, market-friendly economy has proceeded in fits and starts.

In a short statement, the U.S. Trade Representative bats the trade dispute into the Biden administration’s court.

As elsewhere, Vietnam's increasing reliance on energy imports has driven its green energy push.

The unprecedented designation threatens to generate frictions with an important U.S. partner in Southeast Asia.

Vietnam continues to be the big winner of the Trump administration's trade war with China.

As the COVID-19 pandemic recedes, Vietnam needs to take concerted action to shore up the foundations of its economy.

Even before the outbreak in Da Nang, Hoi An’s people were devastated by the loss of tourists. Now the slight hope of economic recovery has been dashed.

The implementation of the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement couldn’t have come at a better time for Vietnam.