Vietnam's GDP forecasted to reach 3.8% in 2020
VERP forecasted that Vietnam's GDP growth rate in 2020 would reach 3.8% if there is no second Covid-19 outbreak and the economy gradually resumes.
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Vietnam GDP growth may reach 3.8% in 2020
Vietnam's GDP growth may reach 3.8% this year if there is no second Covid-19 outbreak in the second half of the year, and the economy ... |
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Vietnam's positive GDP growth amidst the pandemic
Covid-19 certainly slowed down the Vietnamese economy growth. However, by the end of the day, the little South East Asia country still came out on ... |
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Fitch Solutions revises Vietnam's 2020 GDP growth to 3%
On July 1, Fitch Solutions released in its latest report that Vietnam's GDP growth in 2020 may reach 3%, slightly up from 2.8% previously. |
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