Việt Nam News

Foreign companies show their appreciation for Việt Nam's proactive response to the US government's tariff policies.

Việt Nam’s Trade Office in Singapore recently encouraged Vietnamese businesses to participate in Retail’s Big Show APAC 2025, which will take place in Singapore early next month.

Amid rising global trade tensions and new US tariffs, Asia and the Pacific stands at a critical crossroads, facing mounting pressure to navigate uncertainty, protect exports and build long-term trade resilience.

Analysts forecast that in the short term, the VN-Index may face a mild correction around the 1,300-point support level.

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính affirmed that the Vietnamese Government is committed to creating a favourable and lawful investment environment for Malaysian enterprises to operate effectively and sustainably.

El Salvador has expressed a strong interest in partnering with Việt Nam’s Q&T Hi-tech Polymer, a company rapidly gaining international recognition for its advanced polymer substrate technology used in banknote printing.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is profoundly reshaping healthcare systems, from supporting clinical decisions and analysing medical images to enabling personalised treatments and optimising hospital operations.

The PM called for a crackdown on shadowy practices like market manipulation, gold smuggling, and other illicit activities, and tasked the SBV, the Ministry of Finance, and other agencies with creating a business environment so vibrant that people might choose entrepreneurship over hoarding gold.

The forum brought together representatives from 19 Vietnamese provinces and cities, four southern Lao provinces – Champasak, Sekong, Salavan, and Attapeu, Thailand’s Ubon Ratchathani Province, and businesses from the three countries.

Since the two countries elevated their relationship to a strategic partnership in 2015, Malaysia’s exports to Việt Nam have soared by around 160 per cent.

The average export price of Vietnamese mangoes also rose by 72.6 per cent, reflecting strong consumer acceptance in China.

A new resolution sets the goal that by 2030, the private sector will become the most important driver of the nation's economy, taking the lead in science and technology, innovation, and digital transformation.

In conversations with Việt Nam News reporter Vũ Hoa, top executives from the country’s private enterprises spoke about what the latest shift means and the steps needed to turn policy into progress.

The private sector must become more of an economic pillar, with enterprise collaboration a key to sustainable breakthroughs.

Experts emphasised that Việt Nam’s startup scene is thriving, but private capital will only flow if investors see viable returns.

At the end of the session, the VN-Index edged up by 0.62 points to close at 1,313.46. Trading volume reached nearly 718 million shares, equivalent to more than VNĐ16.89 trillion (US$651.5 million) in value.

Financial leasing reached VNĐ40.7 trillion (US$1.6 billion) by Q1, up 8.4 per cent year-on-year, calling for measures to boost its role in the economy.

Since 2012, BSR has cooperated with the Ministry of National Defence to develop fuel. Most fuels for defence equipment had previously been imported from abroad.