Vietnamese socio-economy in the 9 months of 2015 took place in the context of strong fluctuations in the global market: The international commodity market, especially crude oil, dropped continuously and decreased sharply in the past months, mainly due to abundant supply, which positively impacting the growth of oil importing countries but negatively affecting the growth of oil-exporting countries owing to reduced export revenue.
Vietnamese socio-economy in the first 6 months of 2015 took place in the context that the world economy was forecasted to continuously recover but not sustainable with different growth rate among sectors, partly due to different impacts of reduced prices of oil and other goods on each sector. The US economy - the largest economy continued to strongly grow thanks to robust domestic market demand, especially consumer demand. Most emerging economies benefited from low oil prices, rise of global liquidity and the acceleration of the US and European economies.
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There were a 8.4% growth in total realized investment capital under the State budget compared to the corresponding period last year with the capital of VND 18,689 billion, equalling 4.2% of the annual plan.
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GDP in 2016 was estimated to grow by 6.21% compared with 2015, of which it increased by 5.48% in the first quarter; 5.78% in the second quarter; 6.56% in ther third quarter; and 6.68% in the fourth quarter.
The GDP in 2016 was estimated to increase by 6.21% compared to 2015, of which quarters’ growth rate was 5.48%, 5.78%, 6.56%, and 6.68%, respectively. This year’s overall growth rate was lower than the increase of 6.68% in 2015 and did not reach the target of 6.7%.
As of mid-November, the whole country harvested 1240.5 thousand hectares of winter rice, accounting for 67.5% of the cultivated area and equaling 96.7% from the same period last year. The cultivated area of winter rice in the North reduced 14.7 thousand hectares compared with last year.
As of mid-October, the Northern provinces harvested 810.9 thousand hectares of winter rice, accounting for 70.4% of the cultivated area and equalling 96.8% from the same period last year, of which the Red River Delta harvested 400.3 thousand hectares, accounting for 73% of the cultivated area and equalling 94.7%.
