How Vietnam economy survive the killing?

 

It is here to understand Vietnam and the economy.

When the weather change is getting real and closer, will Vietnam still be resistance to the external forces ? 

Can Vietnam’s economy continue to grow so quickly?

Erratic energy prices, a result of the standoff in the Strait of Hormuz, have put pressure on Vietnam’s manufacturing sector - one of the country’s main engines of growth. Vietnam’s economy boomed after Chinese businesses redirected trade through the South East Asian nation in 2018. The country’s economy was already on an upward trend even before US President Donald Trump’s first round of trade tariffs, with growth outpacing its regional peers. Now, the government has set its economic growth target at 10% over the next five years.

To unpack Vietnam’s economic success, Asia Specific host Mariko Oi speaks to Sen Nguyen, the BBC World Service senior journalist, and Edmund Malesky, a professor at Duke University, specialising in economic development, authoritarian institutions, and comparative political economy in Vietnam. 00:00 Introduction 01:13 How much is Vietnam’s economy forecast to grow in 2026? 02:35 The short term shock on Vietnam’s economy from the Middle East unrest 04:48 Vietnam’s 1986 “Doi Moi” policy that led to rapid growth, explained 10:52 Is Vietnam tying its economy more closely to China? 13:03 The secret behind Vietnam’s rapid economic rise since the 90s 17:15 Will Vietnam achieves its own target of a 10% growth between 2026 to 2030?