In 2024, the global situation continued to evolve in a complex and unpredictable manner, with numerous risks and uncertainties. Military conflicts escalated, strategic competition among major powers intensified, and many countries increased protectionist trade policies.
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In 2023, the world economy continued to face many difficulties and challenges such as more intense and comprehensive strategic competition among major countries, increasing geopolitical tensions; complicated armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine and fighting in the Middle East which negatively impacted on the global economic recovery after the Covid-19 pandemic. Natural disasters, droughts, storms, floods, and climate change caused serious consequences; the risks of energy security, food security, and cyber security wasincreasing... In spite of being subdued, inflation was still anchored at a high level, many major economies maintained tight monetary policies and high interest rates; global trade, consumption and investment continued their downtrend; protective barriers and trade defense measures increased, etc., affecting export and import in the region and the world. Modest growth and growing public debt in many economies, including Viet Nam’s major trading partners, posed many potential risks, and decline in world aggregate demand directly impacted countries with high ranking in economic openness, including Viet Nam.
Agricultural, forestry and fishery production in September 2024 was severely affected by Typhoon No. 3 and prolonged heavy rains over a large area in most of the Northern region, causing great damage to cultivation, livestock and aquaculture. However, agricultural, forestry and fishery production in the third quarter and nine months of 2023 maintained stable growth.
As of mid-July, the whole country had planted 1,206.9 thousand hectares of winter paddy, equal to 99.5% of the same period last year. Of which, Northern localities planted 852.5 thousand hectares, equal to 99.3%; Southern localities planted 354.4 thousand hectares, equivalent to the same period last year.
The Statistical Yearbook, an annual publication by the General Statistics Office, comprises basic data reflecting the general socioeconomic dynamic and situation of the whole country, socio-economic regions and localities
As of mid-May, the whole country planted 2,953.6 thousand hectares, an increase of 0.9 thousand hectares compared to the previous year's winter-spring crop. Northern localities planted 1,059.4 thousand hectares, a decrease of 8.5 thousand hectares. hectares, of which the Red River Delta reached 471.3 thousand hectares, down 6.3 thousand hectares.
In 2023, the world economy continues to face many difficulties and challenges. Strategic competition between powerful countries is becoming more intense and comprehensive, increasing geopolitical tensions; The Russia-Ukraine conflict is complicated, and fighting in the Middle East has negatively impacted the world economic recovery process after the Covid-19 epidemic.
Global economic growth in 2023 has been adjusted by international organizations compared to previous forecasts, but most forecasts are lower than the growth rate in 2022.
The Statistical Yearbook, an annual publication by the General Statistics Office, comprises basic data reflecting the general socioeconomic dynamic and situation of the whole country, socio-economic regions and localities. In addition, there are also selected statistics of countries and territories in the world in order to provide reference information for data users’ studies and international comparison.
