Economy

UOB remains upbeat on Việt Nam’s economic outlook despite global uncertainty

UOB maintained its forecast for Việt Nam’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth at 7.5 per cent in 2026, with first-quarter growth projected at around...

Việt Nam has eight billionaires in Forbes’ list, three new faces

Forbes’ statistics showed that total wealth of the Vietnamese billionaires reached about $39.8 billion, up $25.1 billion from a year earlier.

Việt Nam eyes silver economy development amid rapid population ageing

The elderly is not a burden, but a precious resource for the country’s development. Population aging should no longer be seen as a risk or challenge...

Budget revenue from foreign trade rises 12.3% in Jan–Feb

The customs authority said it will intensify monitoring of revenue sources, tighten control over customs valuation, origin and tax policies, and...

Over 64,000 businesses enter market in first two months

Vietnam recorded a strong wave of market entry in the first two months of 2026, with 64,484 businesses newly established or returning to operation...

FDI disbursement in first two months highest in five years

Foreign direct investment disbursed in Vietnam during the first two months of the year was estimated at $3.21 billion, up 8.8 per cent on year...

VCCI proposes easing e-invoice rules for household businesses

VCCI said the requirement could pose challenges for many small businesses, particularly in retail, food services and accommodation, where...

Foreign disbursements hit five-year high in two months

Realised foreign investment rose 8.8 per cent in January-February from a year earlier, according to the National Statistics Office (NSO) under...

Middle East tensions likely to have moderate impact on Việt Nam’s economy: VinaCapital

VinaCapital analysts believed the impact of Middle East tensions on Việt Nam’s economy will likely remain short-term and moderate, while market...

Tết spending pushes Việt Nam’s February CPI up 1.14 per cent

Việt Nam’s CPI rises 1.14 per cent in February as Tết demand drives up food and travel costs.





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