As announced by the General Statistics Office, as of first 7
months of 2015, industrial production index increased by 9.9 % compared to the
same period in 2014 .
In particular, the mining sector increased by 9.2%,
contributing 2 percentage points to the overall increase. The processing and manufacturing
increased by 10.1 %, contributing 7 percentage points.
The manufacturing and distribution of electricity rose by
11.5%, contributing 0.8 percentage points. The water utilities, wastewater and waste
treatment increased by 7.1%, contributing 0.1 percentage points.
Some sectors with manufacturing index of 7 months rised compared
to the same period last year are the production of motor vehicles (by 29.8%), manufacture
of electronic products, computers and optics (by 27.7%), manufacture of leather
and related products (by 21.8%), textile (by 20%).
Some industries had low growth, such as manufacture of
chemicals and chemical products (by 8.1%), food production and processing (by
7.8%).
Industrial manufacture index in July increased by an estimated
number of 11.3% over the same period last year.
The mining sector rose by 13.8%, processing industry, manufcation
increased by 10.5%, production and distribution of electricity increased by 12%,
water supply, waste and wastewater treatment increased by 7.9%.
In the first 7 months this year, some products have higher
production index over the same period of previous year, such as automobile increased
by 57.8%, mobile phones rose by 56.9%, TV of all types rose by 40.4%, shoes, leather
sandals increased by 19%, aquatic food increased by 17.2%, fresh milk increased
by 15.7%.
In some localities, industrial production indexes of 7 month
are higher than the same period last year, such as Thai Nguyen (by 217.7%),
Quang Nam (by 31.2%), Haiphong (by 15.8 %).
Consumption index of entire processing and manufacturing industry
rose by 1.7% in June compared to previous month and increased by 15.1% compared
to the same period last year.
Generally, in the first 6 months, consumption index rose by 13.1%
over the same period of 2014, in which some sectors have higher consumption indexes
such as production of electronic products, computer and optical products (by
33.8%), motor vehicle production (by 31.9%), metal production (by 26.3%), textiles
(by 11.5%).
Inventory index of entire processing and manufacture industry
on the 1st July increased by 10.3 % over the same period last year.
In the opinion of experts from the Central Institute for Economic
Management (CIEM ), the trend from the first half of the year shows that industrial
sector is still driving GDP growth of Vietnam. Economic growth trend shows good
signs but in medium and long term we must pay attention to clearly analyze the
factors of increase, to find if it is due to structural changes alone, or an
increase of labor productivity. Besides, we need to find out how much the efficiency
brought by technology.
Experts also noted that Vietnam should not only strive to
achieve high growth rates by number, but we need to take advantage of FDI
investments to reach higher quality in industrial growth.
Source: Chinhphu.vn