Mobilising private and international capital will be crucial to closing Việt Nam''s green financing gap as the country pursues net-zero emissions by 2050, speakers told the Vietnam Green Finance Summit 2026 in HCM City on Thursday.
Speaking on Monday at the Government''s regular press conference for July, Deputy Minister of Finance Nguyễn Đức Chi said fears that prices would rise ahead of wages have eased in recent years following successive wage adjustments.
HDBank has secured a record US$721 million international syndicated social loan, the largest ever raised by a Vietnamese organisation, highlighting strong global investor confidence in the bank and Việt Nam''s economic outlook.
Officials from Hà Nội, Bắc Ninh and Hưng Yên are pushing for stronger regional cooperation to build integrated agricultural value chains, attract investment and accelerate the transition to smart, green agriculture, while addressing longstanding bottlenecks in infrastructure, logistics and standards.
The ministry called for stronger policy coordination, accelerated public investment and deeper institutional reforms as Việt Nam seeks to sustain economic momentum while containing inflation at around 4.5 per cent.
Việt Nam has completed preparations to launch its first domestic carbon exchange on June 29, marking a key step in the country''s efforts to develop a carbon market and support its greenhouse gas emissions reduction commitments.
Statistics from the ministry showed that the total amount of taxes and land rents deferred reached VNĐ95.2 trillion (US$3.6 billion) in 2023, VNĐ83 trillion in 2024 and VNĐ114.8 trillion in 2025.
According to experts, HCM City should continue developing its capital market, specialised financial institutions and advanced financial products to complement bank lending and reduce dependence on traditional credit sources.
Expressing appreciation for the Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) nonsovereign lending to Việt Nam’s private sector, Deputy Finance Minister Trần Quốc Phương said the Ministry of Finance will continue coordinating closely with ADB to facilitate such financing within Việt Namm’s legal...
The Vietnamese Ministry of Finance wishes to strengthen cooperation with the European Union (EU) in green finance, digital finance, capital market development, public finance management and the adoption of international financial standards, Minister Ngô Văn Tuấn told Ambassador Julien Guerrier,...
Minister of Finance Ngô Văn Tuấn has called for faster reforms and closer monitoring of economic challenges as the Government seeks to sustain strong growth, citing concerns over widening trade deficits, slow public investment disbursement and rising inflationary pressures in the...
Việt Nam is accelerating efforts to expand cashless payments, with the Government targeting transaction values equivalent to 30 times GDP by 2030 as part of its broader digital finance strategy.
The Ministry of Finance has proposed a risk-based taxpayer classification system while reaffirming requirements for banks to share account information with tax authorities to strengthen compliance, transparency and tax administration.