Monthly data showed a clear acceleration in implementation during the first half of the year, with disbursement rising from VNĐ34 trillion in April to VNĐ75.1 trillion in May and nearly VNĐ137.6 trillion in June.
To attract long-term capital through public offerings of PPP bonds, authorities should focus on project quality, cash flow and investor protection mechanisms rather than only interest rates.
HCM City has instructed all agencies and investors to speed up public investment, describing it as a key task to achieve economic growth targets and deliver its 2026 investment plan.
The Ministry of Finance’s statistics showed that disbursement of foreign-funded public investment had reached just 9.99 per cent of the annual plan by June 15.
Disbursement reached VNĐ227.2 trillion (US$8.73 billion) as of June 4, equal to 22.4 per cent of the Prime Minister’s annual plan, the Ministry of Finance said. That was up from VNĐ198.4 trillion a week earlier, meaning more than VNĐ28.8 trillion...
The Government''s public investment plan for 2026 totals VNĐ1.08 quadrillion, the largest on record and about VNĐ175 trillion higher than the 2025 plan, the ministry said.
Cần Thơ is hoping to accelerate economic growth by speeding up public spending, removing institutional bottlenecks, and creating favourable conditions for private investment, city authorities said.
The resolution states that the overarching goal is to enhance the efficiency of public investment so that it s stronger spillover effects, plays a leading role in development, and mobilises maximum non-State resources for development investment.
VGTA proposed allowing jewellery producers to borrow gold from individuals at negotiated interest rates under civil law, arguing that such a mechanism would help unlock significant gold reserves held by the public and stabilise input supply.
According to the Hà Nội Department of Construction, the rollout follows Plan No. 149/KH-UBND issued on May 28, 2025, by the municipal People’s Committee to develop a public transport system using electric and other green-energy buses.
The customs authority said it will intensify monitoring of revenue sources, tighten control over customs valuation, origin and tax policies, and strengthen risk analysis to prevent tax evasion and revenue losses.
The directive requires ministries and local authorities to monitor post-Tết price fluctuations, particularly for essential consumer goods and key production inputs.