Economy

Business formation jumps in January, but closures highlight lingering strain

Nearly 24,200 new businesses were established nationwide in January, up 40.9 per cent from December.

January CPI edges up on stronger Tết Holiday demand

According to the NSO, higher pork prices amid rising Tết demand, increases in dining-out service prices and higher costs of housing maintenance...

Vietnam records solid FDI performance in January

Foreign direct investment into Vietnam remained positive in the first month of 2026, particularly disbursed capital. This is an encouraging signal...

Việt Nam nears investment-grade status, which could bring windfall

Việt Nam sits on the precipice of becoming an investment-grade rated country, currently being just one notch below.

High growth and macroeconomic stability key targets in 2026

Stronger domestic demand may push up imports, while export growth could face difficulties due to slower global economic growth, adding pressure to...

Economic, trade, investment seen as pillars of Việt Nam-EU ties

Speaking to Vietnam News Agency correspondents in France, Professor Nguyễn Văn Phú of Paris Nanterre University noted that a key driver of Việt Nam –...

Forum discusses solutions to promote green, sustainable e-commerce

The forum, organised by the Vietnam E-commerce and Digital Economy Agency and held within the framework of the First Glorious Spring Fair, discussed...

State corporations poised to drive 2026 growth

Vietnam is targeting average GDP growth of 10 per cent during 2026-2030, with state-owned corporations expected to spearhead investment...

Inflation forecast to stay under control in 2026 despite lingering risks

Under the National Assembly’s Resolution 244/2025/QH15, Việt Nam has set a target to keep the consumer price index (CPI) at below 4.5 per cent this...

Vietnam to lead trade growth in ASEAN

Despite tariff headwinds, Vietnam remains among ASEAN’s top export growth performers, supporting expectations of robust gains in employment and wages.





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