Việt Nam News

Between 2021 and 2024, the annual average disbursement rate was just 52 per cent.

A new set of criteria will apply to investment project owners seeking green credit, entities issuing green bonds, credit institutions and foreign bank branches in Việt Nam.

Lâm Đồng Province will build the 40.79ha Đạ Oai Industrial Cluster in its new Đạ Huoai District at a cost of more than VNĐ172 billion (US$6.6 million)

PM Phạm Minh Chính said that the Party and State of Việt Nam always encourage major enterprises, representing high levels of science and technology of China, to participate in new investment projects and expand investments in the fields of road, railway and aviation infrastructure in Việt Nam

The Government directs urgent preparations for the centre’s launch, highlighting a digital transformation milestone.

Novaland has been actively engaging in dialogues with creditors and bondholders, having already established initial restructuring agreements related to debts totalling nearly VNĐ18 trillion.

The Deel’s data, which offers insights into emerging global employment trends including Việt Nam, reveals strong growth in international hiring, underscoring Việt Nam’s rising influence in the global job market.

Việt Nam is focusing on the development and application of green energy technologies, including the technology surrounding wind turbine blades and solar panel production.

An Asia-Việt Nam business dialogue in Italian city of Genoa featured expert insights into regional trade dynamics, real-world business case studies, and analysis of Việt Nam’s fast-evolving key sectors - from manufacturing to technological innovation - amid shifting global trends.

In the face of the US announcing a 46 per cent tariff on Vietnamese goods, including seafood products, Cà Mau Province has proactively reviewed and assessed the impact of the levy on this industry, ensuring that the production chain, especially shrimp exports, is not disrupted.

In early 2025, Việt Nam’s automotive industry recorded strong momentum. Alongside the surge in vehicle output, several international brands announced plans to establish factories in the country.

The primary reason for this downturn appears to be the country’s stringent listing requirements, which, while aimed at maintaining market stability and protecting investors, have also made it difficult for companies, especially in the technology sector, to go public, said experts.

Economists and trade experts call for a national-level trade risk management system to help the government and enterprises cope with economic turbulence.

Experts warn that upward movement may slow as the VN-Index approaches the key resistance zone of 1,240–1,260 points, urging investors to remain cautious and prioritise fundamentally strong stocks less exposed to external risks.

Recent survey findings suggest that local businesses remain unevenly prepared, with experts urging the government to roll out clearer guidance and stronger support mechanisms.

Preliminary conclusions from the European Commission state that the dumping margins for Vietnamese companies range from 0 to 12.1 per cent.

Developed by LKVN Herbal JSC, the facility spans nearly 1.5ha in Ninh Sơn District's Quảng Sơn Industrial Cluster.

Export industry associations are advised to work closely with regulatory bodies to stay abreast of changes in international trade policies and market movements.