Vietnam's footwear market is steadily growing, propelled by an expanding customer base, increasing middle-class population, and shifting preferences. By 2030, Vietnam is projected to be the 11th largest consumer market globally, with 80 million consumers, a 34% increase from 2024. HSBC predicts Vietnam will climb to the 10th spot, exceeding countries like Germany and the UK. The bank anticipates a notable rise in the number of Vietnamese earning over US$20 per day by 2030. Explore trends and opportunities in the footwear market in Vietnam: https://ow.ly/NuX750TuXLr #AsiaBriefing #VietnamBriefing #VietnamFootwear #ConsumerMarket #HSBCReport #MiddleClassGrowth
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