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She said that the average increase for retail apartments is around 7%–8%, with those sold outside the shop experiencing a range of 6%–7%. Additionally, e-commerce is expected to see significant growth, potentially reaching up to 17.7%.
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She said the combined challenges make economic recovery difficult. Consequently, consumers become more cautious and deliberate in their spending decisions.
With Vietnam’s GDP per capita projected to rise significantly by 2030, driven by a youthful demographic and increasing disposable incomes, Hao emphasised the immense potential for businesses to capitalise on shifting consumer preferences.
She said that the average increase for retail apartments is around 7%–8%, with those sold outside the shop experiencing a range of 6%–7%. Additionally, e-commerce is expected to see significant growth, potentially reaching up to 17.7%.
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Urging businesses to embrace technological advancements whilst mitigating risks, she stressed the importance of strategic foresight in navigating the evolving landscape.
She said that over the past four years, KPMG conducted extensive global research involving 21 countries and over 82,000 participants, with 1,549 participants from Vietnam.
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