Tây Ninh was asked to adopt concerted measures through year-end to meet its socio-economic targets for 2026 and beyond as fully as possible. The effort should be guided by clear roles, tasks, timelines, responsibilities and authority.
The Singapore-based bank expects growth of about 9.7 per cent in the fourth quarter, supported by public investment disbursement, seasonally strong exports and record foreign direct investment inflows.
Saigon Treasure Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SACOMBANK) has been honoured in the Enterprises Posting Impressive Growth category at the 23rd Excellent Brands Awards, recognising the bank’s efforts to strengthen its brand and its notable development in 2026.
The World Bank has raised its 2026 growth forecast for Việt Nam to 7.4 per cent, citing strong manufacturing and exports of high-tech and AI-related goods, while rising AI adoption is creating new opportunities for productivity and growth.
As VIB marks 30 years of operations, its retail credit grew at an average annual rate of 23 per cent from 2017 to 2025, about 1.6 times the industry average.
The discussions focused on the view that growth in a new development phase should not be measured by scale alone, but increasingly by productivity, quality, innovation, resilience and the ability to long-term value.
As global uncertainty grows, Việt Nam needs to strengthen economic resilience, diversify partnerships and build domestic capabilities to safeguard economic security and reinforce strategic autonomy.
Gross domestic product (GDP) rose 9.95 per cent in the third quarter over the same period last year, accelerating from growth of 8.15 per cent in the first quarter and 8.81 per cent in the second quarter.
For the first nine months, the services sector grew 9.14 per cent, while industry and construction expanded 8.8 per cent. Construction alone rose 10.89 per cent.
The provincial authorities have launched a 90-day campaign to accelerate the implementation of socioeconomic targets, with a focus on public investment disbursement, site clearance and major projects.
S&P Global Ratings has raised its 2026 growth forecast for Việt Nam to 8 per cent, adding to a series of upgrades by international financial institutions amid strong exports and resilient domestic demand.
To achieve double-digit growth during 2026-30, the economy would need a strong shift in productivity, quality, institutions and, particularly, the efficiency of resource allocation.