International press continues to affirm that Vietnam's economy is one of the bright spots in Southeast Asia and the world in 2025.
In the economic realm, it is not just a story of recovery and growth. Vietnam's economy, but also a testament to the adaptability and creativity of a country that is rising strongly in the global economic picture.
With a sustainable foundation and appropriate development strategy, the international press continues to affirm that Vietnam's economy is one of the bright spots in Southeast Asia and the world in 2025. At the same time, it points out factors that positively contribute to Vietnam's economic prospects in the coming year.
According to a report by the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies in Singapore, there are many factors that can contribute positively to Vietnam's economic prospects in 2025, such as strong export growth, large inflows of foreign investment, strong domestic reforms under the direction of the new leadership, and increased infrastructure investment. However, there are also some major challenges such as global economic fluctuations or domestic issues such as the possibility of power shortages and relatively weak consumption.
Also related to this issue, aseanbriefing.com has an article stating that Vietnam’s e-commerce industry is growing rapidly thanks to its young, tech-savvy population and high level of social media integration. This brings great opportunities for businesses. Key trends include the rise of social commerce, digital payments, and cross-border trade, thereby positioning Vietnam as an important factor in Southeast Asia’s digital economy.
Vietnam’s e-commerce market has become one of the fastest growing industries in Southeast Asia. According to a report by Google, Temasek and Bain & Company, Vietnam’s digital economy will have a gross merchandise value of US$36 billion in 2024, up US$5 billion from 2023, and is expected to reach US$90-200 billion by 2030. Key drivers for the rapid growth of e-commerce in Vietnam include widespread mobile access, integration of social media and social commerce, an expanding middle class and increasing urbanization.
The report also said that the Vietnamese Government’s investments in digital infrastructure, including the National Digital Transformation Program to simplify customs procedures, improve internet connectivity and strengthen the payment system, further boost Vietnam’s potential as a destination for cross-border e-commerce.
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