The city views businesses as a key driver of economic growth and is shifting towards a more service-oriented role, while introducing policies to improve access to land, finance, technology and markets.
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 the second half of 2026.
Official statistics show that by July 31, total outstanding credit in the economy had reached nearly VNĐ20.3 quadrillion, up 8.98 per cent from the end of 2025. Corporate borrowers accounted for more than VNĐ10.7 quadrillion, while loans to SMEs exceeded...
As Việt Nam strives to achieve double-digit economic growth, enhancing the operational efficiency of SOEs while reinforcing their pioneering and leading role has become an urgent priority.
Achieving double-digit growth will require HCM City not only to mobilise more investment capital, but also to raise productivity, diversify funding channels and mechanisms for businesses to collaborate on solving the city’s major challenges, speakers said at an event in...
Việt Nam-Netherlands relationship has continued to develop in a substantive and effective manner, particularly trade, investment and economic cooperation.
Tây Ninh ranked fourth nationwide in foreign direct investment attraction in the first half of this year, approving 70 new foreign-invested projects worth nearly $340 million and allowing 69 existing projects to increase their registered capital by more than $1.9...
Việt Nam is seeking to unlock new growth drivers, expand its development space and strengthen the marine economy under a new set of long-term Party resolutions.
TikTok Vietnam, the popular short-video platform, joined hands on Tuesday in HCM City with the Central Co-ordination Office of the National Target Programme and the Centre for Agricultural Trade and Environmental Promotion to enhance the rural economy through e-commerce.
The story of Việt Nam’s economy in 2026 is not just one of faster GDP growth it is about higher productivity, industrial upgrading, stronger capital formation, and a more prominent role in Asia’s strategic economic landscape.
AMRO has raised its forecast for Việt Nam''s economic growth to 7.5 per cent this year, joining a growing number of international institutions that have turned more optimistic about the country''s outlook.