Việt Nam News

Việt Nam’s insurance industry is expected to see its total assets rise to about VNĐ1.1 quadrillion (US$43.3 billion) by the end of 2025, according to the Vietnam Insurance Association.

PM Phạm Minh Chính praised Lê Mạnh Hùng's more than 27 years of expertise, robust leadership, strategic foresight, creative mindset and hands-on experience in state administration and corporate governance.

The Việt Nam – Israel Free Trade Agreement (VIFTA), which officially took effect in November 2024, has given a significant boost to bilateral trade, with the turnover estimated at over US$3.7 billion in 2025, according to Vietnamese Trade Counsellor in Israel Lê Thái Hòa.

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính has encouraged enhanced efforts to ensure that 100 per cent of administrative procedures related to businesses are conducted online by the end of this year to further improve the business environment.

Since mid-October, the market has exhibited increasingly negative behaviour, with the index repeatedly losing ground and logging its strongest downward move since October 20.

Digital asset trading in Việt Nam, already widespread among retail users, is poised to be brought within a regulatory framework under a pilot regime set out by Government policy. 

A CIT rate of 15 per cent applies to enterprises with a total revenue in the preceding year of not more than VNĐ3 billion (US$114,000), while a CIT rate of 17 per cent applies to enterprises with a total revenue in the preceding year of over VNĐ3 billion but not more than VNĐ50 billion.

Sectors that have consolidated and built a base over the past week are likely to show better performance this week.

The Startup Festival 2025 marked the largest annual event summarising a year-long startup support programme.

The parties are finalising terms of reference that will define the scope, structure and methodology for talks, according to a statement posted on the Brazilian government's website.

Prime Minister says centres will mobilise capital for infrastructure without raising public debt whilst positioning Việt Nam in global financial network.

HCM City’s wood processing industry has set a target of reaching US$15 billion in export revenue by 2035, with 80 per cent of products meeting green and sustainable standards, according to the Handicraft and Wood Industry Association of HCM City (HAWA).

Food producer, Kido Group Corporation, has made the strategic decision to completely exit the chilled food and ice-cream business, with an expected gain of VNĐ2.5 trillion (US$95 million).

As Việt Nam commits to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, the need to restructure the construction sector toward greener, more circular, and more responsible practices has become more urgent than ever, according to the Việt Nam Construction Sustainability Forum (VSCF 2025).

The establishment of an International Financial Centre (IFC) in HCM City is a strategic move to elevate the position of Việt Nam, and the city itself, on the global financial map, speakers said at a conference held in HCM City on December 20.

The fair supports the city’s push for sustainable trade, food safety and stronger regional connectivity.

With a network of strategic infrastructure being rapidly completed and brought into use in 2026, Đồng Nai Province is poised for a new growth surge – setting up the “runway” for its economy to take off and laying the foundation for the locality to reach VNĐ200 trillion in budget revenue over the next five years.

Green credit is increasingly seen as an inevitable trend to support sustainable growth in the agriculture sector, yet its scale in Việt Nam remains modest compared with overall credit in the economy.