The National Centre for Socio-Economic Information and Forecast (NCIF) points out two scenarios for the Vietnam’s economy in 2020, according to which the growth rate will be either 7.01 or 6.76 percent in the new context of the world.

This is the theme of the international conference, oganized by the National Center for socio-economic Information and Forecast (NCIF), Ministry of Planning and Investment of Vietnam in cooperation with Irish Aid, Government of Ireland.

Following the success from 2009, the international conference on “Prospect of Vietnam economy 2021-2025: Opportunities and Challenges from New Generation Free Trade Agreements” will be held on 21st November 2019 in Hanoi, Vietnam.

It was the cleanest year on record because of an increase in the use of zero-carbon fuel such as wind, solar and nuclear, the UK’s power operators said. Gas and coal use has dropped over the last 12 months as the UK looks to burn less...

Manufacturing activity in China expanded for a second straight month in December as seasonal demand and signs of progress in trade talks with Washington boosted factories’ output and order books.