Business leaders said Việt Nam remains a top growth market for European companies, highlighting opportunities for further investment in high-value sectors as the Southeast Asian country enters its next phase of growth.
Deputy PM Phạm Gia Túc called for timely handling of trade and tariff issues and effective solutions to address trade deficit. He also asked the drafting agency to continue reviewing the scope, title and content of the draft to ensure...
Developing capital market becomes critical as Việt Nam needs an estimated VNĐ38.5 (US$1.45 billion) quadrillion investment during 2026-30, while bank lending remains the dominant source of financing for the economy, experts said at the Vietnam Capital Forum 2026 in HCM...
Regulators have also stepped up efforts to improve corporate governance, including imposing penalties on some companies for violating regulations on independent board members.
Although supply has improved, transactions have weakened as housing prices remain beyond the reach of a majority of homebuyers, highlighting a growing mismatch between available properties and actual demand.
Traditional shops and markets are forecast to retain around 60 per cent of Việt Nam’s retail market by 2030, but grocery stores must adopt digital tools and improve management to compete as modern chains and e-commerce expand, experts say.
Đà Nẵng aims for its digital economy to account for 27 per cent of GRDP in 2026, as part of efforts to reform its growth model and develop new economic drivers in line with government resolutions and the city''s digital economy development...
Việt Nam’s promotion by FTSE Russell to secondary emerging-market status in September marks another milestone, opening opportunities to attract international institutional investment and funds tracking global indices.
The transfer of 299 stocks from HNX to HOSE is expected to reshape Việt Nam’s stock market, but stronger liquidity and higher valuations will depend on company fundamentals and investor demand, experts said.
Vietnamese wood and furniture businesses are seeking to expand sales in the Americas and strengthen ties with international buyers at the 2026 High Point Market, one of the world’s largest home furnishings trade shows.
Việt Nam’s property market showed signs of stabilisation in Q3 2026, with transactions improving slightly and apartments remaining the most sought-after property type. However, buyers remained cautious amid high borrowing costs, policy uncertainty and limited cash flow, according to Batdongsan.com.vn.