Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc has signed a decision approving the restructuring of the Vietnam Railways Corporation (VNR) for the 2026-2030, with a vision to 2035, under a group-oriented model.

HSBC Vietnam has announced the successful completion of a five-year syndicated loan worth 200 million USD for GELEX Infrastructure JSC, acting as the mandated lead arranger.

Central Vietnam’s investment rebound is accelerating, led by Da Nang’s explosive first-quarter surge and Gia Lai’s 32 billion USD haul at its 2026 investment promotion conference held as part of the National Tourism Year.

Strong foreign investment inflows reflect the city’s resilience in the face of global volatility, said a local official.

Vietnamese textile and garment enterprises are steering through unpredictable global markets, rising transport costs and Middle East conflicts while securing orders, diversifying sources and eyeing domestic growth.

Vietnam continues to rank among the fastest-growing economies in the Southeast Asia-6 group, alongside Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore, with strong growth expected to continue into 2026.

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has ordered credit institutions, foreign bank branches, and regional SBV offices to adopt concerted measures to stabilise interest rates, contributing to inflation control, macroeconomic stability, and economic growth.

Vietnam Elevator Expo 2026 will be held in Hanoi from April 8 to 11, the first time in the capital city, aiming to promote standardisation and expand the industry – construction ecosystem.

Beginning April 1, payment account names at commercial banks must fully match information on citizens’ identity cards, in line with Circular No. 30/2025/TT-NHNN amending regulations on non-cash payment services.

Rising home loan interest rates have pushed up monthly repayment costs, making it difficult for many families, even those earning VND50 million per month, to balance their finances.

Amid rapid response measures, proactive solutions and flexible policymaking, Vietnam has managed to secure its fuel supply, effectively addressing disruptions and maintaining the continuity of economic activities.

Amid global disruptions, Vietnamese enterprises and industry groups are working together to stabilize supply chains and protect farmers.

Smartphone prices in Vietnam are edging upward as manufacturers respond to rising global costs, with some devices seeing increases of up to 20 percent.

Flexible governance and rapid policy decisions have not only curbed the surge in fuel prices but also pushed them downward, helping stabilize both daily life and the broader economy.

The airline marks its international debut with a direct Phu Quoc - Taipei route, bringing over 200 passengers to the island.

The transition toward cleaner energy is no longer driven solely by market pressures or environmental standards, but increasingly by the need to strengthen economic resilience amid global uncertainties.

Small vendors across Hanoi are adapting to survive amid inflation, declining demand, and mounting financial pressure.

A new industrial project in southern Da Nang is set to become a key growth driver, boosting employment and regional connectivity.

Vietnam is moving quickly toward nationwide adoption of E10 biofuel, but securing sufficient ethanol supply remains a critical challenge as the country seeks to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and strengthen energy security.

Bac Ninh’s lychee crop is facing a difficult 2026 season, with production expected to fall sharply due to unfavorable weather conditions that have disrupted flowering and increased the risk of pests and disease.