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PM’s visits expected to be followed by new investment wave
The success of PM Pham Minh Chinh’s business trips to the US and Brazil will pave the way for new investment capital flow to Vietnam, especially in the fields of technology, innovation, semiconductors, energy, environment, and education and training.
VN investment inflow below expectations after CPTPP
A year since the CPTPP came into force, trade between Viet Nam and other members of the trade deal had posted significant gains, but the potential to expand remained large, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
What’s behind the $7.1 billion worth of capital flowing into Vietnam?
In December 2019 alone, $7.1 billion worth of foreign capital was disbursed.
Vietnam’s stock market unaffected by Chinese bourse chaos
VietNamNet Bridge - The VN Index has been decreasing in recent trading sessions, but this is not because of the Chinese stock market. Some analysts hope the $3 trillion worth of capital leaving China will head for Vietnam.
US makes heavy investments in Vietnam; what will Vietnam do?
VietNamNet Bridge - It is clear that the US has been increasing its investments in Vietnam and that Vietnam needs to grab the great opportunities brought by the capital flow.
Is Japanese investment capital leaving Vietnam? (part 2)
VietNamNet Bridge - Some analysts, while believing that Japanese have been leaving Vietnam for other regional countries, attributes this to unreasonable policies being pursued by the government of Vietnam.
Big open-end funds still keep away from Vietnam
VietNamNet Bridge – The first open end funds have been established in Vietnam, but they have modest capital of VND50 billion.
Foreign investors in VN believe they are sitting on gold mine
Despite some worries about Vietnam’s national economy performance, foreign investors in Vietnam still believe that Vietnam is a “gold mine.”
A series of slow-pace FDI projects have licenses revoked
More and more foreign direct investment (FDI) projects have been found as making no move since the day of licensing, because their investors cannot arrange capital for the project implementation in the economic crisis.
