Behind Vietnam's 9.95% growth: factories, construction and foreign capital
Vietnam's GDP grew 9.95 per cent in the third quarter of 2026, faster than in either of the first two quarters. Industry and foreign-invested exporters carried
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Vietnam's GDP grew 9.95 per cent in the third quarter of 2026, faster than in either of the first two quarters. Industry and foreign-invested exporters carried
Economist Shan Saeed calls Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam the core of ASEAN's economy. We checked his headline figures against offic
How an unviable island with zero natural resources, 12% unemployment, and hostile regional neighbors engineered the fastest economic leap in modern history.
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Competing with the past while forging a unique future, a data-driven exploration of Vietnam's rapid ascent and the institutional gaps that define its trajectory
"No shipping, no shopping." It is a line used often in the shipping industry, and one that understates a straightforward fact: more than 80 percent of global me
On nominal GDP in current US dollars, Singapore pulled decisively ahead of Thailand in 2024 and has extended the lead through 2025. The ranking flips back the m
Bank Indonesia's July 2026 assessment shows how economic resilience, digital payments, and stronger credit growth are shaping Indonesia's regional position.
Thailand still leads in nominal GDP and per-capita income. Vietnam already leads in growth, exports, and FDI. The real answer lies in the trajectory.
With Manila capturing just US$9 billion of the region’s US$244 billion capital influx last year, analysts urge reforms to close the FDI gap