The Ministry of Finance (MoF) has worked with relevant agencies to advise the Government on consolidating the executive council, issuing a development plan for the international financial centre through 2035, and finalising their operating regulations.
In this price adjustment, the ministries allocated VNĐ300 per litre of biofuel to the petrol price stabilisation fund, while making no withdrawals from the fund to support prices.
The four priorities are strengthening capital markets to mobilise private investment for innovative businesses promoting data-driven finance to improve access to capital for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) diversifying development finance sources and developing young talent in the financial sector.
Khuất Quang Hưng, deputy general director of Nestlé Việt Nam, shared his views on building competitive and resilient supply chains, drawing on the company’s experience in sustainable coffee production.
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.
According to the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV)’s Regional Branch 2, remittances transferred to HCM City through credit institutions and economic organisations totalled US$2.835 billion in Q3, an increase of more than $802 million from Q2.
The 2026 ion process placed greater emphasis on innovation and creativity, including research and development, technology adoption, intellectual property protection, digital transformation and the green economy.
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.
The opening of AEON Thanh Hóa marks another step in AEON’s network expansion in Việt Nam, bringing the GMS format closer to customers in the promising North Central region.
Co.opmart, the supermarket chain operated by the HCM City Union of Trading Cooperatives (Saigon Co.op), has been recognised as a Vietnam National Brand in 2026, marking a milestone in its 30-year development and adding to Saigon Co.op’s string of accolades...
International co-operation is particularly important to HCM City as it enters a new stage of development and shifts towards a growth model based more on knowledge, technology, innovation and a skilled workforce.
The number of Russian tourists visiting Việt Nam surpassed one million in the first eight months of 2026, up 165.7 per cent from a year earlier, the highest growth rate among Việt Nam''s main international tourist markets.