Just a few short weeks after a selloff in global equities knocked Vietnam out of its spot as Asia’s best-performing market this year, the nation has regained the crown. And this is just the beginning, according to Bloomberg. Countries like Vietnam and Pakistan are coming off a low base in terms of economic development, so there’s the potential for a catch-up effect, like what has happened in places like Russia and Brazil over the past two to three decades, said Jon Scheiber, CEO of Tundra Fonder AB. Wealth in Vietnam grew 210 percent between 2007 and 2017, and the country’s wealth market is predicted to continue growing another 200 percent in the next 10 years, according to a report by market research company New World Wealth.