Hanoi police have prosecuted the founder of Bao Tin Minh Chau over alleged accounting violations, uncovering large discrepancies in reported revenue and tax obligations.

The Ministry of Finance has announced the waiver of several fees and charges to support production and business activities in the transport sector. The policy takes effect from April 7, 2026 to June 30, 2026.

The report highlights that Vietnam continues to benefit from strong domestic demand, robust export performance and sustained foreign investment inflows, particularly in high-tech manufacturing and electronics.

In the first three months of 2026, Vietnam imported a total of 6.49 million tonnes of crude oil and petroleum products. Notably, imports of refined fuel in March surged sharply, reaching 1.19 million tonnes with a value of US$1.42 billion.

The Vietnamese Businesswomen Association in Europe made its debut at a ceremony in Berlin on April 5, marking a new step in connecting Vietnamese female entrepreneurs across the continent.

Vietnam’s automobile market recorded its strongest supply growth since the beginning of the year in March, with locally produced vehicles continuing to outnumber imports.

Experts propose mobilizing private sector resources to help Vietnam achieve a strategic 90-day fuel reserve target.

An inspection by the State Bank of Vietnam has uncovered a series of violations and shortcomings at Public Bank Vietnam, a wholly foreign-owned lender.

The capital continues to top the cost-of-living index, while southern provinces offer the most affordable lifestyles.

Despite geopolitical uncertainties, Vietnam posts strong first-quarter growth, signaling continued economic resilience.

Vietnam’s pepper industry posts robust growth in the first quarter, with rising output and export revenue reinforcing its global position.

Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance has proposed extending the application of a zero percent preferential import tax on certain fuel products in a bid to stabilize supply amid continued volatility in the global energy market.

Vietnamese authorities are stepping up enforcement measures to combat illegal fuel collection and cross-border transport, as domestic prices remain lower than in neighboring countries, creating opportunities for illicit profit.

On April 4, the Prime Minister issued decisions approving adjustments to the master plans for six regions for the 2021–2030 period, with a vision to 2050.

Over the past three months, although facing highly complex and challenging international pressures, the agricultural sector still recorded growth of 3.58%, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment.

The Ministry of Health is seeking public feedback on a draft project to develop high-quality medical services and promote medical tourism, attracting both domestic and international patients.

PM Pham Minh Chinh has issued Directive No. 11/CT-TTg dated April 3 on enhancing the mobilisation of overseas Vietnamese (OVs) in promoting and distributing Vietnamese products, and developing distribution channels abroad during 2026–2030.

Vietnam’s total social investment rose strongly in the first quarter of 2026, reflecting improving investor confidence and a sustained recovery in the business climate, according to the National Statistics Office under the Ministry of Finance.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has proposed a mechanism to allow advances from the State budget to the fuel price stabilisation fund, aiming to cushion volatility in domestic fuel prices, according to a draft decree.

Vietnamese exporters are moving beyond low-value shipments by adopting data-driven strategies and brand-led approaches to capture greater value in global markets.