Both the IMF and OECD believe that with solid macroeconomic fundamentals, a clear reform agenda, and active involvement from the private sector, Vietnam is well-positioned to maintain stable growth and enhance its position in global value chains.

The suggested price of a social housing project in Hanoi, reaching VND26-27 million/sq m, has heightened concerns for residents seeking affordable homes.

The inaugural ceremony at Milan Malpensa Airport was held with the attendance of Vice State President Vo Thi Anh Xuan, representatives from the Lombardy regional government, and airport executives.

Enterprises and credit institutions seeking a license to produce gold bars must have a minimum charter capital of VND1,000 billion and VND50,000 billion, respectively, under a proposed regulation.

The first six months of 2025 have been especially challenging for Vietnam’s used car market. Despite steep price reductions, sales remain sluggish, and many dealerships have been forced to cut losses just to recoup capital.

From tax to agriculture, July 1 heralds a wave of legal and administrative changes.

Pham Thi Huyen Trang becomes vice chair, while Tran Tan Loc steps in as acting CEO amid leadership changes.

Unlike familiar fees such as discounts, shipping or advertising fees, the "platform infrastructure fee" is a new charge applied by Shopee across the system.

EuroCham reports 72% of executives ready to promote Vietnam as an investment hub.

Coffee exports soared to $5.5 billion by June despite falling domestic and global prices, setting the stage for a potential $7.5 billion year.

The circular, effective from July 1, regulates two entities authorised to issue C/O: the ministry’s Agency of Foreign Trade and organisations authorised by provincial and municipal People’s Committees.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment sketched out roadmap for the remainder of the year, targeting 14–15 billion USD in Q3 and at least 16 billion USD in Q4, capitalising on the surge in global demand during the year-end holiday season.

Vietnam slashes dozens of administrative fees by 50% starting July 1, 2025, aiding business and citizen resilience post-crisis.

As housing prices soar, experts call for urgent action to fix the supply imbalance affecting low-income citizens.

From July 1, Vietnam's banks will require biometric verification and phase out magnetic cards.

Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh has revealed that more than five private companies have submitted proposals to invest in the North-South high-speed railway project - and the number continues to rise.

Vietnam eyes gold market reform with quota-based imports, tighter control, and more competition.

Accelerating public investment disbursement is critical to sustaining Vietnam’s economic momentum and completing 2025 goals.

Pham Nhat Vuong tops Vietnam's richest list with $10.5B in latest Forbes ranking.

On June 27, the first-ever “Vietnam Corner” was inaugurated at the flagship supermarket of Magnit Group, one of Russia’s largest retail chains, in the capital city of Moscow.