According to PwC''s 2024 Asia-Pacific Consumer Insights Survey, 63 per cent of Vietnamese consumers plan to increase their spending on essential goods over the next 12 months, followed by clothing (52 per cent) and healthcare products (48 per cent).
Reports from a number of commercial centres and supermarket chains in the city show that spending on essential consumer goods during this holiday increased two or three times compared to normal weekdays.
Rising inflation will have a negative impact on consumer spending, earning growth of retail businesses may not be as high as previously expected, SSI Securities Inc has forecast.
State Treasury will have to take on challenging tasks next year as public spending is expected to rise, according to Deputy Minister of Finance Vo Thanh Hung.
The COVID-19 health crisis and the resulting economic downturn has thrown a spanner in the works of already tardy public spending, hindering Viet Nam’s efforts to revive its post-pandemic economy and speed up slowing GDP growth.
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The e-commerce market in HCM City has developed significantly, with total online spending growth up by more than 12 per cent annually since 2015, according to the city Department of Industry and Trade’s report on e-commerce development.
Total public investment spending reached VND192 trillion (US$8.25 billion) from January-September, the Ministry of Finance reported at an online meeting on Thursday.
The household appliance industry in Viet Nam has great potential, but fierce competition is expected to occur among producers, distributors and retailers.
Viet Nam led the South East Asian countries in infrastructure spending, which was 5.7 per cent of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP), a recent report by property services firm CBRE revealed.