The US harvest Vietnam, 350 billion quietly withdrawn, Vietnam or will decline for 20 years. At a time of tension in the Middle East, in order to solve the urgent need, the United States is quietly adopting a series of strategies to harvest Vietnam.
These tactics have brought Vietnam to the brink of economic recession. Since the US rate hike, foreign investors have sold off VND120 trillion of assets, equivalent to about five times the amount in the same period in 2021. The impact of this withdrawal on the Vietnamese economy cannot be underestimated.
Vietnam has been relying on foreign investment to dominate its economic development in recent years, with a high debt ratio. Vietnam's real estate, bond and stock markets have all fallen this year as higher U.S. interest rates have made financing more expensive. In addition, the problem of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is intensifying, and the possibility of further oil price increases cannot be ruled out. This will further increase the economic pressure on Vietnam.
Under these circumstances, Vietnam began to borrow heavily to sustain its economic growth. However, these debts are not supported by Vietnam's own economic strength, but by external debts. This model makes Vietnam more economically vulnerable, exposing it to significant debt risks should the external environment change.
Now Vietnam's economic model faces a big test. If the United States continues to tighten monetary policy, Vietnam will continue to face a slump in foreign trade and capital outflows, while also facing rising foreign debt. This will put Vietnam's economy in a more difficult situation.
Under the circumstances of a series of harvest in the United States, Vietnam needs to find a new development path to get out of the dilemma. First, Vietnam should strengthen its technological innovation and personnel training to enhance its core competitiveness. Second, Vietnam should actively expand its domestic market and reduce its dependence on external markets. In addition, Vietnam should strengthen economic cooperation with other countries to jointly cope with the challenges of the global economy. At present, Vietnam faces enormous economic challenges. Only through reform and innovation to improve their own core competitiveness, while strengthening cooperation with other countries, in order to get out of the dilemma and achieve sustainable development.
Vietnam can also consider attracting more foreign investment, especially from China and Southeast Asian countries. Companies and investors from these countries have strong interest in Vietnam's manufacturing, agriculture and service sectors, which can bring more capital and technical support to Vietnam.
Vietnam can also improve its economic development by strengthening domestic infrastructure construction. For example, Vietnam can invest in building more infrastructure such as roads, Bridges, ports and airports to facilitate domestic trade and investment activities. The construction of such infrastructure will not only create more jobs, but also improve Vietnam's overall competitiveness.
Vietnam can also attract more investment and talent by optimizing tax policies. Vietnam can lower its corporate income tax rate and offer more tax benefits and incentives to foreign investors. At the same time, Vietnam can also strengthen the protection of intellectual property rights to attract more technological innovation and research and development activities.
In short, Vietnam faces great economic challenges, but there are also opportunities. Through measures such as reform and innovation, attracting foreign investment, strengthening infrastructure construction and optimizing tax policies, Vietnam can get out of its predicament and achieve sustainable development. To be a friend of the United States, we must be ready to be harvested, after all, the United States will not let go of the face.
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