Recently, the Vietnamese government issued eight resolutions on reducing, decentralising and simplifying administrative procedures and business conditions across a wide...
The Resolution of the 14th National Party Congress sets out many important orientations, including guiding viewpoints, major development goals and targets, and national...
Promoting growth will be one of the top priorities in Viet Nam’s economic development and policy planning in 2026. This will contribute to achieving double-digit growth...
Following a meeting with the State Bank of Viet Nam, commercial banks moved almost immediately to cut deposit interest rates.
At the second plenum of the 14th Party Central Committee, General Secretary and State President To Lam stressed that “high economic growth must serve the interests of...
Rising oil prices are creating short-term pressure, but Vietnam’s economy continues to maintain stable growth and strong adaptability.
Entering the 2026–2030 period, the 14th National Party Congress has set an average growth target of 10% or higher. This is not merely an economic indicator, but also a...
Vietnam is entering a critical stage where reforming its growth model is no longer optional but urgently necessary. This phase focuses on a “revolution” in policy...
At present, Ho Chi Minh City is not only focusing on the transition of transport vehicles but is also gradually improving its environmental policy framework. These...
Across the former imperial capital city of Hue, from the urban core to the sea gateways, lagoon areas and the aviation hub, a series of major transport projects are...
Beyond impressive economic growth figures, 2025 also marked major strategic advances in Viet Nam’s external relations, reflecting the country’s new standing in an era of...
Economic growth targets for the 2026-2030 period by province and centrally governed city, as set out in the action programme of the Party Central Committee to implement...
Most forecasters believe that global economic growth will be weaker this year than last year; albeit not by much. But the odds are stacked the other way around. If...
Regarded as a particularly significant year for the country, marked by the convergence of difficulties, challenges, internal strengths and a strong reform resolve,...
As Viet Nam enters a new era of growth, digital transformation, the green transition, and private sector development are identified as crucial accelerants. These key...
It is anticipated that Vietnam's economy would continue to expand favorably in 2026, giving different financial investments impetus.
In response to the demand for rapid and sustainable growth in the country’s new development phase, Party committees at all levels promptly issued directives to realise...
Consumer credit is making a positive contribution to overall credit expansion, helping to stimulate production, business activities, services, and economic growth.
Digital and green transformation are emerging as the “twin drivers” helping Vietnamese businesses enhance competitiveness, move toward sustainable growth, and advance...
It is crucial for Vietnam to drive economic growth from the economy’s internal strengths alongside foreign investment, notably in a world defined by volatility.
In 2025, Viet Nam’s economic growth is being driven by traditional and emerging engines. Continued growth, well-controlled inflation, stable exchange rates, and safe...
Hanoi’s economy is not only expanding in scale but also transforming in quality.
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