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Tiêu đề:
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VIETNAM FREIGHT TRANSPORT REPORT Q1 2013
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Loại báo cáo:
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Tổng quan thị trường
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Nguồn:
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Business Monitor International Ltd.
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Chi tiết:
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Ngày:
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14/12/2012
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Số trang:
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57
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Ngôn ngữ:
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Tiếng Anh
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Dạng tệp:
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Quy mô:
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462 Kb
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Tóm tắt:
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BMI do not envisage a strong pickup in Vietnamese exports due to growing evidence of a lacklustre recovery in global demand in 2013, which will have a knock-on effect on the country's freight industry. Additionally, Vietnam's main export partners, the US, China and Japan, are all finding it hard to shake off the economic hangover of 2012. That said, Vietnam's economy remains on track for a robust recovery in 2013, and we view consensus estimates on growth as being overly pessimistic. Also, looking at the breakdown of exports, BMI are seeing encouraging evidence that Vietnam is becoming less reliant on refined crude imports (dominantly petroleum imports) and could soon become a net exporter of crude oil
over the coming years.
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