Vietnam’s GDP per capita tops USD 5,000, marking an investment turning point
In 2025, Vietnam’s GDP per capita at current prices is estimated at VND 125.5 million per person, equivalent to USD 5,026—an increase of USD 326 compared with 2024.
In 2025, Vietnam’s GDP per capita at current prices is estimated at VND 125.5 million per person, equivalent to USD 5,026—an increase of USD 326 compared with 2024.
MBS forecasts the exchange rate to rise by about 2.5%–3% in 2026, with pressures remaining relatively high in the first half of the year.
After a prolonged period focused on mastering technology, Viet Nam is now facing a new development imperative: not only to achieve self-reliance, but to move towards...
In 2025, climate change has become more extreme and natural disasters have become more frequent; many rivers continue to be polluted, and the sky in major cities has...
Tax and customs policies create more favourable conditions for businesses
During the 2021–2025 period, the Vietnamese economy experienced a resilient recovery and remarkable development amidst a complex, unpredictable, and unprecedented global...
The business community is placing high expectations on 2026, when the government is set to roll out a series of major policies on institutional reform, private-sector...
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...
The extended 2026 New Year holiday, coupled with warm weather, proved ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities. Making the most of this period, people travelled to...
As the digital economy continues to expand at a rapid pace, the promotion of data connectivity and interoperability is increasingly delivering major benefits, helping to...
As the digital economy continues to expand at a rapid pace, the promotion of data connectivity and interoperability is increasingly delivering major benefits, helping to...
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) account for 98% of the total number of businesses operating in Ho Chi Minh City.
In 2025, total foreign direct investment (FDI) capital in Ho Chi Minh City reached 8.37 billion USD (up 24.2%). This positive figure indicates that the city continues to...
Vietnam is reshaping its trade promotion strategy to focus on global brand building, emerging markets and digital tools as exports expand amid rising international...
As Viet Nam accelerates public investment with a series of large-scale infrastructure projects, Ho Chi Minh City is facing an urgent need to remove bottlenecks related...
Against the broader backdrop of the global tourism recovery, Viet Nam is emerging as a highly promising destination, with the year 2025 marking a period of remarkable...
The VN-Index may experience some fluctuations and accumulate more momentum before continuing its breakout.
Online trade fraud is becoming a major challenge, underscoring the need to improve institutional frameworks and strengthen management in the context of the rapid...
“Make in Viet Nam” is entering a phase of strong transformation, as digital technology enterprises move beyond outsourcing to proactively master technologies and develop...
Viet Nam is entering the race to “greenify” data infrastructure, guided by national policies and the strong engagement of technology enterprises. Green data centres are...
For nearly four decades of reform, Vietnam’s private sector has become a key driver of growth, contributing about 45% of GDP, 33% of state budget revenue, and accounting...
Investors should monitor market strength in the coming sessions to seek opportunities after the VN-Index stabilizes.