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    Record Low Kip Currency Poses Economic Challenge for Laos

    Record Low Kip Currency Poses Economic Challenge for Laos

    10th May 2024 post by MOIT Vietnam

    Laos is grappling with significant economic challenges as its national currency continues to depreciate against major currencies, particularly the US dollar and Thai baht.

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    Foreign Investment in Vietnam Reaches $9.27 Billion in the First Four Months of 2024

    Foreign Investment in Vietnam Reaches $9.27 Billion in the First Four Months of 2024

    8th May 2024 post by MOIT Vietnam

    In the first quarter of 2024, trade between Vietnam and Laos saw a significant increase, rising by 12% compared to the same period in 2023, reaching over $476 million.

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    ADB Forecasts 4% Economic Growth for Laos in 2024-2025

    ADB Forecasts 4% Economic Growth for Laos in 2024-2025

    8th May 2024 post by MOIT Vietnam

    The latest report from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) indicates that Laos is expected to experience moderate economic growth in the coming year and the year after, primarily driven by external factors such as tourism and trade.

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    Foreign Investment in Vietnam Reaches $9.27 Billion in the First Four Months of 2024

    Foreign Investment in Vietnam Reaches $9.27 Billion in the First Four Months of 2024

    7th May 2024 post by MOIT Vietnam

    According to the Foreign Investment Agency of the Ministry of Planning and Investment, as of April 20, 2024, foreign investment in Vietnam has totaled over $9.27 billion. This marks a 4.5% increase compared to the same period in 2023. Additionally, the actual implementation of foreign investment projects is estimated at approximately $6.28 billion, reflecting a 7.4% increase from the previous year.

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    Laos Continues to Focus on Economic Challenges in May

    Laos Continues to Focus on Economic Challenges in May

    3rd May 2024 post by MOIT Vietnam

    The central task of the Lao government in May 2024 is to address urgent economic and financial issues. This will be achieved by implementing the practical measures and legal documents outlined by the Special Task Force 19/BCT. The government will also encourage increased production and implement budget collection from sources that exceed the planned revenue targets.