Industrial projects accounted for the bulk of new investment, with six projects worth nearly VNĐ19.8 trillion.

The move aims not only to complete the legal framework but also to restructure a key policy instrument amid the new development phase of Việt Nam’s private sector.

HDBank has successfully completed its US$100 million international green bond initiative in 2025 with the issuance of a second tranche worth $50 million to the Dutch Entrepreneurial Development Bank (FMO) and British International Investment (BII), the UK’s development finance institution and impact investor.

As the Lunar New Year (Tết) approaches, financial and banking scams in Việt Nam are showing a sharp upward trend, making banks and law enforcement agencies continuously issue warnings.

The CIS region, which includes Eastern Europe and central Asia, has potential for gaming developers from Việt Nam as this market displays user behaviour patterns that are highly favourable for mobile gaming growth, particularly around major holiday periods.

The city aims to lift average investment intensity to $8–10 million per hectare, with a focus on high-tech, high-value-added and environmentally friendly industries.

Its aim is to place up to three State-owned enterprises (SOEs) among the world’s 500 largest companies by 2030.

The market benchmark VN-Index closed the week at 1,867.9 points, marking the highest level ever recorded.

The figures represented a year-on-year decline of 10.8 per cent in volume and 27.6 per cent in value, clearly reflecting the impact of the global downturn in rice prices over the past year.

A sweeping overhaul of laws governing land, housing and the real estate business is repositioning Việt Nam’s property market for a new growth cycle from 2026, as authorities move decisively to curb speculation, unlock stalled projects and steer development toward real demand and long-term sustainability.

The Murphy Oil Corporation has announced that its subsidiary has successfully drilled the Hải Sư Vàng-2X (HSV-2X) appraisal well offshore of Việt Nam, potentially the biggest oil discovery in Southeast Asia of the last 20 years.

In 2025, Việt Nam’s GDP grew by 8.02 per cent, beating UOB’s forecast of 7.7 per cent but still falling short of the Government’s target of 8.3–8.5 per cent.

The National Spring Fair 2026 will take place from February 2 to February 8 at the National Exhibition Centre (VEC) Kim Quy in Đông Anh District, Hà Nội, according to an official announcement by the Ministry of Industry and Trade

Resolution 79 is not only about SOEs. At a deeper level, it is about how Việt Nam reorganises its development drivers in a world that is changing at breakneck speed.

Tây Ninh Province has been recognised as one of the top 10 localities in terms of attracting large-scale businesses in 2025.

HCM City is stepping up efforts to secure a substantial increase in vegetable supply for the 2026 Lunar New Year as the city prepares for a sharp surge in holiday demand.

Economic development, when anchored in structural reform, institutional strength, and long-term resilience, becomes the most powerful instrument of autonomy in an uncertain world.

Việt Nam’s pangasius sector is supported by tightening global whitefish supplies and improving demand in several key markets.

Resolution 57 on science and technology, innovation and digital transformation has delivered significant measurable results in the first year of implementation.

The central city officially granted official membership certificates to 16 organisations and financial institutions, letters of interest for three commercial banks and an international holding group and investment proposal approvals worth VNĐ37.757 trillion (US$1.5 billion) on the occasion of announcement of Resolution No 259 (259/2025/QH15) and investment promotion in Đà Năng City.