Vietnam among Asia’s 15 largest economies
The statistical visualisation platform Seasia Stats recently ranked Vietnam among the top 15 economies in Asia, with projected economic output reaching some $506 billion in 2025.
Seasia Stats highlighted Vietnam’s rapid development driven by explosive manufacturing growth and foreign investment.
Container trucks seen at Tan Vu Terminal in Hai Phong City. |
While China remains the continent's largest economy, followed by Japan and India, Vietnam has distinguished itself as a rising economic force in Southeast Asia.
The country, positioned 12th in the regional ranking, is projected to achieve 7% economic growth in 2024, a remarkable rate that makes it among the fastest-growing economies in the region and the world.
Indonesia leads the Southeast Asian region with an anticipated economic size of $1.5 trillion in 2025, buoyed by rich natural resources and a rapidly expanding middle class.
Singapore, at the ninth place, has been renowned for its financial services sector and strategic geographical position. The country’s economic output is projected at $562 billion.
Thailand and the Philippines came next, with projected economic sizes of $545 billion and $508 billion, respectively. These nations benefit from diverse economic drivers, including tourism, manufacturing, and a dynamic young workforce.
Other regional peers in the top 15, standing behind Vietnam, are Malaysia, Bangladesh and Iran.
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