The Foreign Investment Agency reported that total registered FDI neared 25 billion USD in the first five months of this year, a jump of almost 35% from a year earlier, with new project registrations driving the bulk of the expansion.

Vietnamese rice producer AgriVMA on June 16 handed over 1,200 tonnes of rice to Cuban agro-industrial company Los Palacios under an agreement between Vietnam’s Ministry of Agriculture and Environment and Cuba’s Ministry of Agriculture.

Models once known for stable pricing and widespread affordability are now being sold at premiums of several million dong, highlighting a notable shift in Vietnam’s mainstream motorcycle market.

As digital transformation accelerates, intellectual property (IP) is hardening into a core driver of corporate value.

Amid the rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI), social media, and multi-platform communications, the transformation of corporate communications is no longer a matter for individual brands alone.

With businesses seeking billions of dollars, banks raising deposit rates and the government accelerating infrastructure spending, Vietnam is entering an unprecedented competition for capital.

As Vietnam targets double-digit economic growth throughout the 2026–2030 period, the Party and State have identified science, technology and innovation as key drivers of development.

Vietnam’s agricultural product traceability system has been rolled out in 26 of the country’s 34 provinces and cities, covering 18,500 products across 112 categories as of June 12, 2026.

Hanoi is emerging as an increasingly attractive destination for hotel and accommodation real estate investors thanks to its cultural, tourism, and service ecosystem that has been built up over many decades.

Vietnam’s trade with the EU remained resilient in the first five months of 2026, with exports posting robust double-digit growth and the country’s trade surplus with the bloc climbing 11.3% year-on-year to $18.1 billion.

Saigon Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SCB) has announced the liquidation of all assets, work equipment and materials at 11 branches across the country.

With only a few weeks remaining before new land pricing regulations come into force, many localities and valuation firms are still struggling to determine land prices that accurately reflect market conditions.

Domestic gold prices continue to fall sharply following the tailspin of the global market, losing tens of millions of VND per tael from their peak.

Many shophouses in HCMC have remained vacant for extended periods despite landlords repeatedly lowering rental rates. High selling prices coupled with weak leasing performance are putting significant pressure on many investors.

EVN’s near-USD2 billion profit in 2025 has prompted fresh questions over whether electricity prices could eventually decline.

Behind every growth figure are millions of ordinary decisions made by citizens: opening another shop, hiring one more laborer, importing another batch of goods, or simply continuing to hold onto their business.

The European Union’s planned implementation of the Digital Product Passport (DPP) from 2028 is pushing Vietnam’s textile and garment industry to begin building the data infrastructure needed to meet the new requirements.

The Government has introduced a new regulatory framework governing private corporate bond offerings in the domestic market and bond issuance in overseas markets.

Prolonged heat waves have driven electricity demand sharply higher, especially in the evening.

A new draft decree would allow businesses, households and individual entrepreneurs to defer tax and land rent payments, easing financial pressures and improving cash flow.