At the second plenum of the 14th Party Central Committee, the consistent target of achieving annual growth of over 10% for 2026 and the following years was reaffirmed.
Amid intensifying global technological competition, many countries are shifting decisively towards growth models based on knowledge and technology. For Viet Nam,...
According to Prime Minister Le Minh Hung, economic growth requires stability and control over important supply-demand and financial balances. Vietnam will not tolerate...
In the context of a global economy facing many unpredictable variables, establishing a breakthrough growth roadmap for Viet Nam is not only an aspiration but also an...
At the second meeting of the 14th Central Committee of the Communist Party of Viet Nam, General Secretary To Lam clearly stated four principles to realise the goal of...
Amid the transition towards a green and sustainable growth model, green finance has been identified as a key resource. However, access to this capital remains...
Vietnam has made tremendous progress, establishing itself as one of the world's most dynamic and open economies.
Vietnam’s fiscal position has strengthened notably since the start of the year, with budget revenues significantly outpacing expenditures.
As Viet Nam enters a new stage of development with aspirations for rapid and sustainable growth, the goal of achieving double-digit growth is gradually becoming a...
The return of foreign capital to the stock market will not happen immediately, but will be closely tied to the process of upgrading the market from frontier to...
According to the General Statistics Office under the Ministry of Finance, Viet Nam’s economy recorded an estimated GDP growth of 7.83% in the first quarter of 2026. This...
Viet Nam’s GDP in the first quarter of 2026 grew by 7.83%, considered a bright spot amid global economic volatility. Leveraging drivers such as public investment,...
Government Resolution 82/NQ-CP on the development of key industries is being seen as a strategic turning point, marking a shift in Viet Nam’s industrial development...
Complying with the European Commission’s (EC) recommendations is not only about maintaining export markets, but also about opening up opportunities to reposition...
Amid complex and unpredictable global economic and political developments, Viet Nam’s economy has been significantly affected by external shocks such as supply chain...
Vietnam’s power sector in 2026 is entering a period of heightened volatility, requiring a shift from cost optimization to prioritizing supply security, while...
According to Ms. Ton Minh Phuong, CEO of Vietcap Securities, indicators related to long-term capital inflows into Vietnam are still broadly evolving in line with...
Vietnam’s investment landscape is entering a pivotal stage. The market is transitioning from retail-driven trading and product-led selling towards a more institutional,...
The implementation of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) policy still faces multiple bottlenecks, requiring further refinement.
Improving energy efficiency has become an urgent priority for Vietnam to mitigate energy volatility risks, stabilize growth, and maintain macroeconomic balance.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) flows from the European Union (EU) into Vietnam remain below potential, underscoring the urgent need for institutional reforms to unlock...
In 2025, the population and employment situation of Viet Nam continued to maintain a stable state. Fundamentally, the characteristics observed during the 2020–2024...
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