The Business Climate Index is the premier metric for gaining insight into the European business and investment community''s perceptions of the Vietnamese market.
This information was released at the latest Business Climate Index (BCI) report by the European Chamber of Commerce in Viet Nam (EuroCham) and produced by Decision Lab on Tuesday.
The confidence of European enterprises in Viet Nam’s economy declined for a second quarter but the country still remains in the top five global investment destinations for their companies.
European firms'' confidence in Viet Nam has reached the highest level since the fourth COVID-19 outbreak in April last year, according to EuroCham''s latest Business Climate Index (BCI) report.
The southern metropolis HCM City needs to develop policy mechanisms and legal frameworks and improve its business climate, infrastructure and human resources to recover the economy, experts say.
The highest goal of reforms was to promote production and increase the competitiveness and encourage Vietnamese enterprises to participate in global value chains to high added value.
The chairman of the HCM City People’s Committee has pledged to improve the business climate for foreign investors by setting up two working teams to assist in their investments.
The latest Business Climate Index (BCI) unveiled by the European Chamber of Commerce (EuroCham) in Viet Nam on Wednesday indicated that EU companies in Viet Nam ended 2020 with an overall optimistic view about the country''s business climate.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Viet Nam has not stopped its efforts to achieve the ''dual goals'' of improving the business environment and enhancing national competitiveness.
The European Chamber of Commerce (EuroCham)’s Business Climate Index (BCI) in the third quarter of this year jumped 24 points to reach 57.5 – the highest score since the outbreak of the global COVID-19 pandemic.
Latest s by the Ministry of Finance showed that the State budget revenue totalled VND391 trillion (US$16.85 billion) in the first quarter of this year, representing a rise of 1.8 per cent over the same period last year.