Việt Nam News

Another bright spot in today's trading saw foreign investors return to net buying on the southern exchange, spending over VNĐ637 billion, representing the highest inflow in nearly a month.

Việt Nam and China have launched a bilateral QR payment link, enabling seamless cross-border transactions for travellers and businesses.

The Vietnam Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) posted 53.8 in November, down slightly from 54.5 in October but still signalling a solid monthly improvement in business conditions in the manufacturing sector despite storm disruption.

The move is to offset operating costs and maintain technology and security systems, as well as clean up customer data and handle inactive accounts.

The US Dollar Clearing Elite Quality Recognition Award is an annual accolade granted by JP Morgan to financial institutions around the world, based on transaction volume and the quality of fully automated end-to-end processing. The award serves as a key benchmark for assessing efficiency, accuracy, and the level of standardisation in international payment operations.

Takeda’s vision is to discover and deliver life-transforming treatments, guided by our commitment to patients, our people and the planet.

In 2024, Việt Nam imported over C$550 million in Canadian agri-food and seafood products, making it Canada’s second-largest export destination in ASEAN for these products.

The State Bank of Vietnam has licensed MobiFone Digital Payment Joint Stock Company (MDP) to conduct intermediary payment services.

The Việt Nam – Laos industrial chain is a multidimensional cooperation model between enterprises of both countries in production and trade, aiming to create a tightly linked network across the entire value and supply chain.

Growing demand for transparency and higher product quality is reshaping the domestic market, making product traceability a fundamental safeguard for consumer rights, according to Government representatives.

With a reserve price set at VNĐ18,239 per share, representing 1.4 times the current market price, VNPT is expected to raise at least VNĐ3.44 trillion ($128.9 million) from the auction.

A month of overlapping storms has tested Việt Nam’s resilience and forced a hard look at how the country prepares, responds and protects growth in an era of extreme climate shocks.

Việt Nam plans to import 9,360 – 12,1000 MW from Laos and China in the next five years, more than five times higher than the current levels, to meet the increasing power demand, especially in the northern region, as the country targets double-digit economic growth.

Marking an important milestone in Việt Nam–Russia relations, both sides are seizing the moment to look toward the future with a renewed focus on strengthening economic, trade and investment cooperation, particularly between Hà Nội and Moscow.

Under the proposal, sellers would be required to pay tax based on the total transfer value of each deal, regardless of whether the transaction results in a profit or a loss.

The milestone marks the completion of nearly four kilometres of tunnelling beneath some of the capital's most densely built and historically sensitive areas.

The programme will run from December 1 to January 18, covering the peak shopping period before the New Year and the Lunar New Year (Tết), with nationwide participation.

Recognising the countries' untapped economic potential, the two leaders agreed to work towards doubling trade as soon as possible by boosting trade and investment promotion measures, linking businesses, sharing market insights, and expanding ties into sectors like digital economy, green transition, and circular economy.