Party General Secretary To Lam and Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on January 16 attended the ground-breaking ceremony of Vietnam’s first semiconductor chip manufacturing plant.

If one had to encapsulate Vietnam’s economic journey over the past few years in a single phrase, it might be: “a path through successive storms.” Not just one isolated crisis, but an unrelenting series of external and internal upheavals.

As the 2026–2030 period begins, Vietnam's property market sees abundant supply but diverging price trends, demanding sharper investor discernment.

Vietnam has 2,991 real estate projects that are stalled or facing obstacles, with total investment capital of VND2.4 quadrillion, a huge pool of resources yet to be mobilized for socio-economic development, according to the Ministry of Construction.

Instead of decentralizing to commune-level People’s Committees, the land registration office model and its branches remain unchanged, continuing to operate as public non-business units at the provincial and regional levels.

After decades of anticipation, the long-stalled Binh Quoi – Thanh Da peninsula project in Ho Chi Minh City is finally moving toward realization, as city authorities formally issue an open call for strategic investors.

Experts urge businesses to improve transparency and planning to access bank loans under Vietnam’s adjusted credit policy.

Hai Phong has officially launched three large-scale industrial park (IP) projects, marking a significant political and economic milestone as the city prepares to welcome the 14th National Party Congress.

Inflexible hourly fees for parking are creating unnecessary pressure and driving consumers away.

The Ministry of Finance (MOF) reported that Vietnam’s economy maintained positive growth momentum in 2025, with GDP at 8.02 percent, inflation under control, and state budget revenue exceeding estimates by nearly 35 percent.

A new feature in the growth figures of the GRDP of HCMC in 2025 is the appearance of two calculation methods, one of which is related to oil and gas.

Resolution 68-NQ/TW issued by the Politburo in 2025 has placed the private sector in its proper position in Vietnam’s economic development structure.

The Ministry of Construction (MOC) has noted that housing and real estate prices have increased in recent years largely because of price manipulation by speculators and brokers, creating artificial markets.

Vietnam posted one of the world’s highest economic growth rates in 2025, maintaining strong momentum despite global volatility. But a closer look at what sustained that growth - and the pressures mounting for 2026 - calls for caution.

Tax policy changes combined with pressure from Chinese imports in 2026 could create a strong boost for Vietnam’s auto market, making car prices more attractive.

With VND4 billion in hand, Viet is torn between buying an off-plan apartment in the hope of price appreciation or choosing a completed unit to generate immediate cash flow.

Vietnam’s total pepper exports reached over 246,100 tons in 2025, generating a record $1.66 billion in revenue thanks to consistently high prices for this prized agricultural product, often referred to as “black gold.”

A nation that possesses accurate territorial data holds the key to prosperity. For Vietnam, the real estate identification code is that key - a roadmap into a new era.

In connection with the case involving over 120 tons of African swine fever (ASF)-infected pork used in canned food production, Halong Canfoco has requested official approval to destroy nearly 14,000 cans of Hai Phong-style paté.

Between 2021 and 2025, Vietnam’s aviation sector experienced a remarkable breakthrough, marked by major strides in airport infrastructure, fleet expansion, and international route networks.