Experts upbeat about Việt Nam’s consumption outlook Việt Nam's private consumption growth will remain strong, supported by improvements in the labour market as youth unemployment falls, minimum wages grow and lower inflation levels prevail, experts forecast.

Time Magazine ranks two spots in Việt Nam in ‘World’s 100 Greatest Places’ Azerai La Residence in Huế and VAC Library in Hà Nội have been listed in the 'World’s 100 Greatest Places' for 2019 by Time magazine.

Families shop for back-to-school supplies

With only two weeks before the new school year, students and their parents are rushing to purchase new clothes and supplies.

Lychee farmers chase fruity fortunes Việt Nam is currently the second largest exporter of lychee in the world. Around 19 per cent of the fruit consumed globally is grown right here.

Many businesses reopen on 2nd day of Lunar New Year

Many trade centres, supermarkets and traditional markets in HCM City reopened on Wednesday, the second day of the Lunar New Year.

CPI targeted at 3.3-3.9% this year: Deputy PM

Ministries, sectors and localities was asked to control the consumer price index (CPI) in the range of 3.3 to 3.9 per cent this year.

October CPI up 0.33%, lowest rise in 3 years

Việt Nam’s consumer price index (CPI) inched up 0.33 per cent in October, a 3.89 per cent rise year-on-year and 3.54 per cent increase from last December, according to the latest update of the General Statistics Office (GSO).

Vietnamese agriculture, but not as you know it1

Nguyễn Thị Hoà’s farm in Triệu Thượng Commune, Quảng Trị Province, offers pigs precious freedom that their fellow animals rarely enjoy.

HCM City plan to introduce CNG buses faces delays

A HCM City programme to introduce new compressed natural gas (CNG) buses is facing difficulties due to a lack of financial support from the city and poor infrastructure.

School food vendors seek other buyers

 Suppliers of foods to pre-schools in HCM City are scrambling to join food distribution chains due to fears that unattached sellers would have their contracts terminated.