Economy

Việt Nam, New Zealand push to lift bilateral trade to $3 billion

The trade between Việt Nam and New Zealand reached $845 million in the first half of 2026, up 15 per cent from a year earlier.

Mekong Delta needs stronger enterprises to unlock growth potential

The Mekong Delta needs a stronger business sector to transform its natural advantages into higher productivity, added value and sustainable growth...

Việt Nam, New Zealand seek new impetus for trade ties

New Zealand is an open economy with strengths in agriculture, food, dairy, meat, fruit and high-quality processed products, while Việt Nam has a...

Việt Nam sets new State ownership thresholds, accelerates SOE restructuring

The Prime Minister’s Decision 40/2026/QĐ-TTg, effective August 5, establishes three main State ownership thresholds: 100 per cent, at least 65 per...

State-owned enterprises set to become a stronger driver of economic growth

As Việt Nam strives to achieve double-digit economic growth, enhancing the operational efficiency of SOEs while reinforcing their pioneering and...

Hà Nội seeks new generation of FDI to power tech, innovation-led growth

For decades, foreign direct investment has helped fuel Hà Nội's economic growth. Now the capital is raising its ambitions, shifting its focus towards...

Foreign investment inflows surge in seven months on improved investor confidence

Data released by the National Statistics Office (NSO) under the Ministry of Finance on August 3 showed that total registered foreign investment...

Resolution 10-NQ/TW changes "measure" of FDI success: HSBC

Success will increasingly be measured by whether foreign investment brings technology, develops local talent, establishes research and development...

MoF outlines strategy to attract high-quality foreign resources

Speaking at the 33rd Diplomatic Conference on August 4, Deputy Minister of Finance Nguyen Thi Bich Ngoc called for a fundamental shift in Vietnam's...

July CPI eases on lower fuel and food prices but risks remain

Despite the monthly decline, CPI was still up 3.08 per cent from December 2025 and 4.45 per cent from July last year.





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