VN-Index expected to grow in 2025

Mirae Asset Securities maintains an optimistic view of the VN-Index for December, citing robust demand and liquidity, with potential to exceed the 1,300-point threshold. Looking ahead to 2025, key factors driving growth include strong manufacturing performance bolstered by reliable electricity supplies, Việt Nam’s strategic position in attracting foreign investment and a recovering domestic consumption market.

B2C e-commerce market in bloom

It has been projected by 2025, the country’s e-commerce market will surpass US$25 billion, according to a report from the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT).

VN to regulate digital assets with digital law

"When digital assets are officially defined and regulated, it will contribute to protecting user rights, minimising risks, promoting the digital economy, attracting investment and enhancing innovation," said the Vice Chairman of the Việt Nam Blockchain Association (VBA).

SABECO ranks among the Top 3 leading listed brands

Forbes Vietnam revealed its prestigious "List of 25 Leading Listed Brands," highlighting the most outstanding companies across various sectors. Among these, Saigon Beer-Alcohol-Beverage Corporation (SABECO) secured a prominent position, ranking third with an impressive brand value of US$474 million.

Việt Nam, China ink protocol on railway transport cooperation

Director General of the Việt Nam Railway Authority Trần Thiện Cảnh said the annual conference is held on a rotation basis between the two countries to negotiate, resolve issues, and reach agreement on annual amendments and supplements to the Việt Nam-China railway protocol.

Market declines for the third consecutive session

Market breadth remained negative, with 182 stocks falling, 117 gaining, and 62 remaining unchanged. Liquidity dropped slightly, reaching VNĐ13.5 trillion (US$530.8 million), down 11.7 per cent compared to the previous session.

Cà Mau strives to become a renewable energy export hub

The province encourages the unlimited development of renewable energy sources for export, provided energy security and economic efficiency are maintained. By 2031, Cà Mau aims to export 2,000 MW of renewable energy, increasing to 3,000 MW by 2035 and 5,000 MW by 2040.

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