Việt Nam News

China has become Việt Nam's largest agricultural export market, with fruit and vegetable exports reaching about US$5.5 billion last year, accounting for 64 per cent of the country's total exports of the products.

Banks with rapid long-term loan growth, sizeable real estate-related exposure or reliance on less stable corporate deposits face the largest stable funding gaps.

Based on the airline's audited consolidated financial statements for 2025, Vietnam Airlines reported positive shareholders' equity and positive profit after tax and received an unqualified audit opinion, but the stock remains under warning because the company still carries accumulated losses.

Within the VN30 large-cap basket, selling pressure was especially evident, with 27 out of 30 stocks declining and only three holding positive territory.

The nationwide census, conducted by the National Statistics Office (NSO) under the Ministry of Finance, recorded nearly 6.3 million active economic entities engaged in production and business, making it the largest economic census ever carried out in Việt Nam.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade is stepping up the implementation of Resolution 57 by accelerating digital transformation, innovation and strategic technology development to modernise the sector and deliver tangible results.

The campaign is expected to stimulate domestic consumption, boost retail sales, support economic growth, promote Vietnamese brands and encourage consumers to prioritise locally made products while attracting international visitors via shopping events.

Việt Nam’s competition regulator has disclosed that six licensed multi-level marketing (MLM) companies were fined a combined VNĐ1.31 billion (US$49,600) in 2025 for regulatory violations, according to its newly released annual report.

India remained Việt Nam's largest source of diamond imports, with shipments worth $63.2 million during the first six months of the year, accounting for about 52 per cent of total import value.

Policies encouraging private investment have enabled Việt Nam's seaport system to make significant strides, enhancing the country's position on the global maritime map.

A series of new policies, including a higher cap on surplus electricity sales to the national grid, is reviving Việt Nam's rooftop solar market, as businesses seek lower energy costs and greener production to meet increasingly stringent export requirements.

As Việt Nam assigns clearer growth responsibilities to localities, the latest GRDP results show that the next stage of provincial competition will depend not only on targets, but also on the ability to build stronger industries, attract investment and improve governance.

The move is not only a reward for the shareholders' support, but also a strong confirmation of the banks' financial capacity and abundant cash flow.

Enterprises would receive State support covering 50 per cent of interest payments on commercial loans used for technology application, transfer and innovation projects, capped at 6 per cent a year for up to five years.

Trading money is waiting for a strong enough catalyst from either Q2 business results or positive macroeconomic signals to set the tone for the second half of the year.

According to the Vietnam Steel Association (VSA), crude steel production hit an estimated 14.8 million tonnes in the first half, a 21.2 per cent year-on-year jump, while steel consumption climbed 13.1 per cent to about 17.9 million tonnes, providing a sturdy base for growth.

The Vietnam Association of Motorcycle Manufacturers (VAMM) announced that combined sales of its five member companies reached 638,431 units in the second quarter of this year.

New housing supply continued to grow, but for a second straight quarter no new residential project was launched at prices below VNĐ60 million (US$2,290) per sq.m.