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Vietnam has been receiving a capital influx from US investors targeting the rising affluent classes, tech-enabled businesses, and flourishing manufacturing industry.

While many places in Việt Nam are struggling to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, the six-month economic picture still delivered optimistic data

The United Kingdom has so far invested in 424 projects in Vietnam with a combined capital of US$3.9 billion, ranking 15th out of 140 countries and territories globally that have injected investment into the Southeast Asian nation, according to the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI).

In one of its first tests as a free trading global economy after Brexit, Britain achieved a middling mark this past week.

The newly and additionally registered capital poured into Vietnam by foreign investors during the first half of the year has witnessed an upward trajectory, despite a decline in capital contribution and share purchases, according to the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI).

Last week, President Joe Biden lost his ability to conclude international trade agreements without the close involvement of Congress.

In the first half of 2021, the General Department of Customs carried out policies on customs supervision and management while creating favourable conditions for import and export activities amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

Trade between Turkey and its largest market, the European Union, has been expanding so far this year amid closer economic links despite disagreements that have been overshadowing the ties between Ankara and Brussels.

Vietnam’s aquatic export is hoped to hit US$9 billion in 2021 thanks to the recovery of consumption in key markets such as the US, the European Union (EU), and other potential markets.