Việt Nam News

A a 0.1 per cent tax on transactions involving crypto and other digital assets is seen as a turning point in bringing such assets out of the long-standing legal grey zone and steering the market towards greater transparency and sustainability.

The PM said the development of an IFC is both an objective requirement and a strategic choice for Việt Nam, as well as a concrete step in its development path.

Also supporting the market, foreign investors continued to show positive sentiment, recording net purchases of nearly VNĐ2.1 trillion on HoSE, marking a significant increase compared to previous sessions and the largest net buying value since mid-October last year.

During the first Glorious Spring Fair 2026, the Trade Promotion Agency, the Ministry of Industry and Trade and Alibaba.com Vietnam Co Ltd jointly organised activities to help Vietnamese enterprises, especially small and medium-sized firms, reach international markets, strengthen brand visibility and expand sustainable business opportunities.

China has announced that 2,589 agricultural products across 20 product groups imported into the country must be accompanied by an official letter from a competent authority and enterprise registration documentation.

The project has a total investment of approximately VNĐ98.71 trillion (equivalent to more than $3.74 billion).

The “Tết Xanh – Quà Việt 2026” fair that opened in HCM City on February 11 is showcasing a wide range of goods for the Lunar New Year (Tết).

Finance Ministry defends new 0.1 per cent gold bar tax, says measure won't harm savers but will curb speculation.

VPAM announced a commitment to mobilise US$10 billion from global institutional investors and strategic partners for the Vietnam International Financial Centre (VIFC) in HCM City over its first five years.

Carriers have added 19 additional aircraft, four more than a year earlier, bringing the total number of planes in service during the peak Tết (Lunar New Year) period to about 216–218.

HCM City is stepping up efforts to resolve the long-standing paradox of abundant capital but low public spending, which will continue to play a decisive role in sustaining growth in 2026 and subsequent years.

Nearly 96 per cent of organisations in Việt Nam plan to outsource at least part of their Security Operations Centre (SOC) operations, with most favouring hybrid models, according to a survey by global cybersecurity and digital privacy company Kaspersky.

A key development during the year was the resumption of operations at the Long Sơn Petrochemicals (LSP) complex in August, a move SCG said would strengthen its industrial footprint in the country.

The Republic of Korea’s Lotte Shopping reported solid business performance in 2025, supported by strong growth in its shopping mall segment and impressive results in the Việt Nam market.

Recent international assessments indicate that Viet Nam not only maintained solid growth momentum in 2025 but has also built favourable conditions to enter a new growth cycle, with positive prospects for 2026.

The company attributed its poor performance to increased operational costs. Specifically, management expenses surged to nearly VNĐ60.2 billion in Q4 2025, a dramatic rise from VNĐ6.9 billion in the same period the previous year.

Retaining this 'traditional essence' in a new appearance gives businesses greater confidence when engaging in trade promotion activities and approaching international markets. 

Container throughput at Việt Nam’s ports is expected to maintain growth, with deep-water ports in particular set to record higher efficiency thanks to larger vessel deployment and the accelerated development of infrastructure, which will help enhance competitiveness, according to MBS Securities JSC.