In 2025, Viet Nam’s economy reached a cyclical peak, with GDP growth accelerating to 8.02%—one of the highest rates recorded in nearly three decades—despite a backdrop of weakening global growth and heightened uncertainty. Growth momentum was broadly based across all three pillars of aggregate demand, underpinned by accommodative monetary conditions, early credit expansion, a renewed leadership role of public investment, and record-high disbursement of FDI inflows. Manufactur

Domestic Economic Conditions The domestic economy continues to post some positive results, with industrial production expanding and manufacturing activity remaining in expansionary territory. However, these improvements appear largely seasonal and heavily reliant on domestic demand, while external conditions are deteriorating rapidly. Export weakness has become more synchronized across key markets: shipments to the United States declined for the fourth consecutive month amid

The agro – forestry – fishery sector posts a trade surplus of US$15.21 billion in the first 10 months of this year