Business Times (Singapore) quoted a report by Allianz Research (Germany) in November 2025 stating that Vietnam's increasingly high competitiveness compared to other countries in the region is helping to promote the country to become one of the world's leading manufacturing powers. Vietnam is ranked as the second most promising next-generation trading center, after the UAE. Vietnam's development is due to a series of factors, including: Soaring export volumes; Vietnam's role at the center of the production shift to Asia; increasing number of free trade agreements; low labor costs; diverse export baskets contributing to the increasing influence of the country...
Trading Economics (USA) and Fibre2fashion (India) informed about the latest survey results of S&P Global (USA-based), accordingly, Vietnam's October 2025 Manufacturing PMI reached its highest level in 15 months, increasing to 54.5, compared to 50.4 in September 2025, showing a solid improvement in this sector in the month. The improvement reflects growth in all 5 sub-components: Output, new orders, employment, supplier delivery time and inventory. Output, new orders and employment all increased. Business confidence has increased to a 16-month high as companies predict that the number of new orders will continue to increase and plan to expand production capacity.
The South China Morning Post (Hong Kong, China) commented that in the Vietnamese real estate market, the industrial and logistics sectors are considered a strong driving force for the country's recovery. In the second quarter of 2025, the lease of newly built industrial land plots as well as stable cash flow in the North and South, although decreased, showed that demand is still high. This is a story of reckoning in a very difficult year. This recovery is due to factors that have not been properly assessed. Rapid growth, large and diverse resources, extensive policy reforms and large infrastructure investments are driving the commercial and residential real estate market in Vietnam.
It is the extensive policy reforms and increased infrastructure investments of the Government that can create a turning point for the real estate sector and the economy in general. Vietnam is proving to have much better recovery than many people predicted.
The Laotian Times (Laos) assessed that the financial technology industry in Vietnam is making strong progress in the context of a strong global economic shift, driven by advanced digitalization policies and increasing investor confidence. In 2025, even if global FDI flows show signs of cooling down, Vietnam will continue to stand out as an attractive investment destination, supported by political stability, strategic geographical location and the Government's steadfast commitment to digital transformation. FDI capital flows in the first 9 months of 2025 increased by 15.2% over the same period last year, affirming Vietnam's position as a dynamic economy, based on technology.
Outsource Accelerator (USA) reviews that Vietnam has emerged as the world's leading software processing center over the past decade, becoming a favorite destination for companies looking for high-quality software services at reasonable costs and strong talented staff. The presence of major domestic technology companies is emphasizing Vietnam's emergence as a global digital hub, promoting the continuous improvement of the workforce's skills.
