Vietnam Economy

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.

The outlook for the Vietnam automobile industry remains stable despite the coronavirus.

Fully dealing with the economic consequences of the global pandemic will likely require a comprehensive, calibrated, and balanced approach.

A revised labor code could have important implications for how trade unions operate in the country.

Both countries face opportunities, but investors cannot overlook the lingering risks.

Misguided comparisons rest on a fundamental misunderstanding of the capabilities and limits of the Vietnamese Communist Party chief.

A look back at the past failures, and challenging present, of Vietnam’s huge economic gamble.

Vietnam's equities are in a “sweet spot” but risks remain.

In order to keep up it remarkable progress, Vietnam will need to grapple with pervasive corruption.

The consequences could be dire for the Southeast Asian state.