Vietnam: January to March GDP dropped due to COVID-19 (INFORGRAPHICS)
The January to March GDP growth rate of Vietnam fell to 3.82% due to negative impacts of COVID-19 pandemic which is spreading across the world.
| Vietnam’s GDP growth in Q1 hits 10-year low | |
| Positive forecast on Vietnam’s GDP growth | |
| Int’l economists optimistic of Vietnam’s GDP growth |
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