The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) has submitted a draft decree to the Government to establish criteria for determining Vietnamese origin for goods sold in the domestic market, aiming to curb growing cases of origin-labeling fraud.

Vietnam recorded a trade deficit of approximately USD15.36 billion as of June 7, an uncommon development after many consecutive years of trade surpluses.

The Malibu resort project in Da Nang is set to enter the auction market as Nam A Bank seeks to recover outstanding obligations.

Green development is not merely a story of clean technologies, renewable energy, or emissions reduction commitments.

As Vietnam develops its International Financial Centre in Ho Chi Minh City (VIFC-HCMC), establishing a modern, transparent and internationally aligned dispute resolution system is emerging as a key factor in attracting global capital.

Vietnam’s pangasius (tra fish) industry is enjoying one of its most favourable periods in recent years, with raw fish prices remaining at multi-year highs, generating substantial profits for farmers.

Vietnam’s import value for petroleum products rose sharply during the first five months of 2026, while domestic retail gasoline and diesel prices retreated significantly from their historic peaks.

Vietnam’s electricity regulator has indicated that rooftop solar producers could be permitted to export 100% of surplus power under certain grid conditions.

Twenty-eight Vietnamese food companies are participating in Seoul Food 2026, the Republic of Korea's largest annual food exhibition, held from June 9 to 12 to promote their brands and expand business partnerships in the Korean market.

LG Innotek has announced a plan to build its first semiconductor substrate plant in Vietnam, marking a significant step in expanding its production capacity and strengthening its semiconductor packaging solutions business.

According to the State Bank of Vietnam, nearly 87% of Vietnamese adults had bank accounts as of early this year, while the number of non-cash payment transactions has been growing by nearly 59% annually.

A modern economy should not be measured by whether homeownership rates are high or low, but by whether people can live safely and affordably in urban areas.

In 2025 alone, the National Assembly passed 89 laws. Combined with 2024, the total number of newly enacted or amended laws reached 120, exceeding the total for the previous eight years combined.

Vietnam's automobile market continued to show signs of cooling in May, even as manufacturers and dealerships rolled out a series of aggressive discount campaigns aimed at stimulating demand.

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Experts at a recent scientific symposium in Ho Chi Minh City highlighted emerging evidence linking A2 protein to benefits that extend far beyond digestion.

The price of many used cars have dropped by tens of millions of VND, yet purchasing power remains weak. Sellers report that caution surrounding costs and changes in fuel usage continue to keep the market sluggish.

After increasing selling prices, a rice-paper enterprise sold more products and expanded its market. Conversely, a coffee brand slashed its expected profits to expand its scale.

Minister of Industry and Trade Le Manh Hung on June 8 had a meeting with Eric M. Hambly, President and Chief Executive Officer of Murphy Oil.

Although Vietnam recorded a trade deficit of nearly $14 billion in the first 5 months of 2026, the agriculture sector continued to stand out as a major contributor to external trade, generating a surplus of $7.5 billion.