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Vietnam is poised to raise its minimum wage by an average of 7.8% by 2570, reaching a maximum of 5.7 million dong.
Vietnam is preparing to raise its average monthly minimum wage by 7.8%. Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang will have the highest minimum wage at 5.7 million dong per month. If approved, the increase will take effect from January 1, 2570.Vietnam's growth is strong! Economists predict a 7.3% GDP expansion in 69, driven by FDI and the chip market.
Economists have upgraded Vietnam's GDP growth forecast for 69 to 7.3%, boosted by the chip market and a surge in FDI, even though the central bank still faces the challenge of controlling inflation while stimulating the economy.Vietnam's economy grew by 8.39% in Q2/69, exceeding expectations, driven by a 28.1% surge in exports and foreign investment.
Vietnam's economy expanded by 8.39% in Q2/69, exceeding the expected 7%. Exports in June surged 28.1%, and FDI increased by 61%, despite still facing risks from US tariffs and rising energy costs.The Vietnamese government reaffirms its target of 10% economic growth by 2569, despite a soaring trade deficit.
The Vietnamese government has reaffirmed its 10% economic growth target for 2569, despite pressure from a trade deficit that soared to $15,000 billion in the first half of the year.Vietnam's FDI in 2026: Singapore leads the investment, India shows strong momentum.
Vietnam is shifting from a low-cost manufacturing base to a more sophisticated industrial economy, in line with the government's approach of attracting high-quality FDI.Vietnam aims to attract 75% of its investment from developed countries and global tech giants by 2573.
The Communist Party has issued a new resolution to attract foreign investment to boost the economy, focusing on high-tech industries and innovation. The goal is to attract at least three major corporations.The Prime Minister is pushing Thailand and Vietnam towards becoming "partners of the future," instructing seven ministries to advance cooperation in all dimensions.
The Prime Minister has instructed seven ministries to accelerate cooperation in all dimensions and establish mechanisms to drive trade and investment between Thailand and Vietnam, elevating the relationship from trading partners to "partners of the future."Thailand and Vietnam strengthen defense cooperation, enhancing security to address new-era threats.
Thailand and Vietnam agreed to expand cooperation in defense, maritime security, cybersecurity, and the defense industry, while also promoting the 2+2 mechanism and regional cooperation.The Prime Minister met with Thai private sector representatives in Vietnam to promote cross-border investment and emphasize the concept of mutual growth.
The Prime Minister met with Thai private sector representatives in Vietnam to promote cross-border investment, emphasizing the concept of mutual growth. He stressed that Thailand and Vietnam have the potential to be strategic partners in driving the ASEAN economy.The Prime Minister has arrived in Hanoi and immediately began his duties, meeting with high-ranking leaders and private sector representatives in Vietnam.
The Prime Minister has arrived in Hanoi for an official visit and will immediately begin his duties meeting with Thai and Vietnamese private sector representatives before holding discussions with high-level Vietnamese leaders and attending the ASEAN Future Forum.
































