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EU deforestation rules put Vietnamese exporters on the clock

Vietnamese exporters are entering the final countdown to comply with the European Union's Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), as the bloc completes the last legal and technical steps before the new rules take effect.

Vietnamese economy sustains momentum on strong industrial production

Industrial production maintained robust growth between January and June, with its index (IIP) estimated to have risen 10.8% year-on-year, the strongest first-half increase since 2019.

Vietnam remains ASEAN’s fastest-growing economy in first half of 2026: experts

VN maintained its position as the fastest-growing economy in ASEAN in the first half of 2026, with international experts forecasting that VN will outperform earlier expectations, supported by strong FDI, manufacturing and international trade.

Domestic consumption hits new record, but consumer spending remains cautious

Despite the positive headline figures, analysts caution that actual purchasing power has yet to recover fully.

Foreign digital service providers pay nearly 480 million USD in taxes

Foreign digital service providers paid more than 12.5 trillion VND (479.5 million USD) in taxes through Vietnam's foreign supplier portal during the first six months of this year, underscoring the rapid growth of cross-border digital tax collections.

US highlights potential in Vietnam’s fruit market

US agricultural exports to Vietnam have increased significantly over the past two years, with improved market access creating new opportunities for fruit trade, according to Fruitnet.com website.

Young entrepreneur grows thriving cactus business in Vietnam

A decade-long passion for cacti has led one young entrepreneur in Da Nang to build a flourishing nursery filled with thousands of colorful plants.

Vietnam's US$600 million bird's nest industry under pressure

Vietnam's edible bird's nest industry generates about US$600 million annually, but experts warn that illegal hunting and counterfeit products could undermine its long-term growth.

Driver shortage threatens Vietnam's road freight network

Vietnam's road transport industry warns that a severe shortage of qualified truck and coach drivers could disrupt logistics and freight operations within the next few years.

Why Sacombank’s Q2 2026 profit is set to plunge

Sacombank expects its pre-tax profit for the second quarter of 2026 to reach only VND1,900 billion to VND2,000 billion, a drop of nearly 50 percent compared to the same period last year.

Monetary policy continues carrying Vietnam’s growth financing burden

Vietnam’s central bank is steadily expanding monetary policy flexibility to support credit growth. But as investment demand surges, one question looms: how long can banks remain the economy’s primary source of long-term capital?

Quiet Vietnamese conglomerate returns with $42 million market value

ANI's dramatic comeback on UPCoM has pushed its market value beyond US$42 million, even though only a few hundred shares change hands in each trading session.

Vietnam's diamond market rattled as stores close and trust erodes

Confidence in Vietnam's diamond trade has weakened after a series of investigations and temporary business closures, leaving buyers increasingly cautious.

Footwear industry accelerates green transition, strengthens supply chains

Vietnam's footwear industry is stepping up efforts to build greener production and strengthen domestic supply chains as it seeks to maintain export growth amid global uncertainties.

Tax reform proposal: simplify first, collect more later

The Vietnam Association of Small and Medium Enterprises (VINASME) has proposed that the Government study a fixed-tax policy for household and individual businesses with annual revenues ranging from VND1 to 3 billion.

Green escapes in Vietnam's community tourism villages

In recent years, community-based tourism has emerged as an increasingly popular choice among travellers seeking closer connections with nature, deeper engagement with local cultures and more sustainable ways to explore.

Labour shortage emerges as constraint amid export order recovery

Textile and seafood exporters are struggling to retain enough workers to meet recovering export demand, underscoring a shift in constraints from demand to workforce capacity.

Technology, digitalisation boost competitiveness of Vietnamese farm produce

Digital transformation, AI, product traceability and e-commerce are increasingly reshaping Vietnam's agricultural sector, helping farmers and businesses improve product quality, meet stricter market requirements and enhance competitiveness.

Businesses continue to drive Vietnam's economic growth: census

The 2026 economic census shows that Vietnam's economy has continued to expand, with the number of economic establishments increasing compared with the previous census.

Green-certified Vietnamese farm produce gains premium in global markets

Vietnamese agricultural products that meet stringent sustainability standards are beginning to command premium prices in international markets.