


Written by Dailynews.vn
Sunday, 05 February 2012 06:46
Vietnam 's Business Confidence Index (CBI) fell from 123 to 116
points between the third quarter of 2011 and January 2012 due to global
economic turmoil.
About 160 local enterprises in 11 key
sectors were surveyed by WVB Vietnam Financial Intelligence Service
Company Limited (WVB FISL) between mid-December 2011 and mid-January
2012. The surveyed enterprises are leading small – and medium-sized
enterprises in terms of prestige, turnovers, assets and employees.
On Vietnam 's economic outlook for 2012, 33 percent of the surveyed
enterprises believed that the country's economic situation will remain
almost identical to that of the previous year, while 7.6 percent of the
respondents said the situation will worsen.
Especially,
95.6 percent of respondents believed that the inflation rate will remain
in the two-digit range. As a result, nearly 30 percent said they will
not hire new workers and 7 percent said they will cut down their
workforce this year.
Regarding revenue growth, nearly 44
percent of respondents said there will be no revenue growth this year
while 12 percent of companies interviewed worried that their revenue
will be decreased.
A majority of 65.2 percent was
optimistic about increased profits while 28.5 percent of enterprises
believed their profits will be the same as in 2011. Only 6.3 percent
worried their profits will fall this year.
Finally, 74.5
percent of the surveyed enterprises said getting access to loans for
production will be a challenge, and 26.7 percent said they will approach
bank credits, while 28.2 percent will seek business partners to
establish joint-ventures./.
Source: en.vietnamplus.vn/Home/Global-crisis-hits-business-confidence-in-Vietnam/20122/23953.vnplus
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