Vietnam: macroeconomic indicators continue to grow

Vietnam's macroeconomic indicators continue to improve, with the trade deficit narrowing to 535 million euros, the lowest since March 2009.

The country has a deficit of 21.8% of turnover from exports, just above the government's target set at 20%.

The stock market saw a 13% correction in the VN-Index during the first three weeks of May. However, investors are regaining confidence in global markets. In this regard, the monetary policy implemented by the State Bank of Vietnam plays a key role.

Il mercato vietnamita presenta buone opportunità di acquisto per gli investitori alla ricerca di azioni scontate. Gli esperti raccomandano di investire nei settori real estate, dei materiali da costruzione, farmaceutico, food & beverage e bancario.

Vietnam's population will continue to grow steadily over the next five years and is projected to reach 100.4 million of people by 2024. With an average age of 32 years old, the population represents one of the largest workforces in Southeast Asia.

The urban population is expected to increase by about +2,7% over the next five years, reaching almost 40 million city residents, about the 40% of the total population by 2024. Rapid urbanization is driving the growth of the middle class e della base di consumatori interni del Vietnam. Gli standard di vita sono migliorati, guidati dalla crescita del reddito pro capite: quest’ultimo elemento guiderà la domanda di spesa per i consumi nei prossimi anni.

La transizione del Vietnam da economia agraria a centro manifatturiero orientato all’esportazione si riflette nei suoi flussi commerciali. L’attuale e growing number of free trade agreements Vietnam's makes it one of the most globally integrated countries in the region.

Source: Viet Nam News

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