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Country has acquired financial and political capital in US-China trade war too
MoreVietnam has managed to contain COVID-19, lifting social isolation measures and reopening the economy, allowing businesses to resume.
MoreDespite low growth this year, the Vietnamese economy is projected to rebound strongly next year thanks to the surge in domestic production following the coronavirus pandemic.
MoreIt is unclear what the tourism industry would look like after COVID-19 : travellers will re-venture cautiously with the concept of social distancing in mind.
MoreExperts have said that once the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic ends, higher market demand would support many sectors in quickly resuming their business.
MoreThe initial instinctive reaction to the COVID-19 crisis by most countries was to look inwards and act alone. As a result, borders have closed, supply chains have been disrupted, and regional economic activity has fallen.
MoreThe Industry and Trade Ministry will promote the restructuring of industrial production sectors, especially the support industry, due to difficulties in production during the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
MoreExpanding the domestic market is currently the direction of many Vietnamese enterprises amid the context of the Covid-19 pandemic. When the export situation has not improved, many enterprises have posted significant growth in the domestic market in the past four months.
MoreLike many other countries across the world, Vietnam has been badly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, experts still forecast a positive prospect for the Vietnamese economy after the pandemic is stamped out.
MoreVolatility in global supply chains following COVID-19 is both a challenge and an opportunity for Vietnamese businesses to make inroads into the global supply of Halal products, a workshop in Hanoi on April 28 heard.
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