Economy

Unlocking more than $38 billion in public investment to drive growth

According to the Ministry of Finance, the Government and Prime Minister have assigned a total public investment plan of VNĐ1.014 quadrillion for this...

Hà Nội steps up support for private sector to drive sustainable growth

The city views businesses as a key driver of economic growth and is shifting towards a more service-oriented role, while introducing policies to...

Vietnam signals stronger investment-led growth in July

Vietnam’s July data point to a strengthening investment-led growth cycle, driven by expanding manufacturing, public investment and foreign direct...

Expanding credit and livelihoods

As the labour market continues to recover, policy credit is helping poor and vulnerable workers improve their livelihoods while supporting small...

Technology assessment in the context of innovation and green transformation

Vietnam's new vision on strategic foreign direct investment means that the work of Vinacontrol Group in terms of technology assessment is deemed more...

Hải Phòng tops new FTA index, only locality rated 'very good'

Hải Phòng topped Việt Nam’s FTA Index 2025, becoming the only locality rated 'very good' as the second annual assessment highlights progress in how...

Investment, domestic demand to shape Việt Nam’s H2 growth: reports

Việt Nam’s strong H1 sets a solid base for growth, but investment, consumption and external risks will determine how far that momentum carries into...

Hà Nội takes steps to turn 50 investment deals into concrete projects

Under the plan recently issued by the municipal People’s Committee, the capital city has ordered agencies to assign clear responsibilities, deadlines...

US businesses remain committed to Vietnam with measured outlook

While business confidence has become more measured compared with the optimistic outlook at the beginning of the year, US companies remain committed...

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.





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