11:34 26/08/2022

New FDI down bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu 8M, disbursement up

Anh Nhi - Quoc Phong

Analysts believe that although Vietnam remains an attractive destination for foreign investment, turbulence bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu the global economy could still have a major impact on inflows.

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As of August 20, according to figures from bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu Foreign Investment Agency at bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI), total newly-registered capital, additional capital, and capital contributed to buy shares stood at .8 billion, down 12.3 per cent year-on-year.

Many analysts believe that while Vietnam is still an attractive investment destination, bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu the context of a decline bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu global FDI inflows due to world events such as the Russia - Ukraine conflict, supply chain disruptions, and high inflation, among others, new FDI inflows may be affected.

Though newly-registered capital has not fully recovered from the effects of Covid-19, disbursed capital bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu the first eight months hit .8 billion, up 10.5 per cent over the same period of 2021. This reveals foreign investor confidence bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu Vietnam’s investment prospects.

The manufacturing and processing industry continued to lead the way bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu the period, with capital of over .7 billion, accounting for 63.9 per cent of the total. Real estate was second, with over .3 billion, or 19.9 per cent, followed by science and technology with 0.8 million and information and communications with 8.9 million.

Ninety-four countries and territories invested bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu Vietnam. Singapore topped the list, with over .53 billion, or 27 per cent of the total, down 27 per cent year-on-year. South Korea was second, with nearly .5 billion, or 21 per cent, up 43.7 per cent, followed by Japan, with .49 billion, or 10.8 per cent of the total.