The Vietnam National Brand Week in the US is a flagship activity under the Việt Nam National Brand Programme 2025, which honours enterprises and products recognised under the national brand for embodying three core values of quality, innovation, and leadership.
The event will take place at 8am on October 27, at Sapphire Room 5, VinPalace Convention Center, Vietnam Exhibition Center (VEC), Đông Anh, Hà Nội. It is expected to attract more than 200 delegates.
As supply remains constrained in the core of HCM City, causing housing prices to continue rising, experts predict that its neighbouring provinces are emerging as a more viable alternative, especially for end-users.
The SBV aims to develop a comprehensive approach to gold trading that includes secure custody, certification, settlement and effective technology solutions.
The SBV aims to develop a comprehensive approach to gold trading that includes secure custody, certification, settlement and effective technology solutions.
The rate at which Vietnamese exporters are utilising tariff incentives remains below expectations. A major reason is that many products still fail to meet the agreement’s strict rules of origin, preventing them from qualifying for preferential tariffs.
According to the General Statistics Office, the total car supply, including both locally produced and imported, totalled roughly 500,000 as of September.
The State Securities Commission of Vietnam (SSC), in collaboration with the UK Embassy, held a workshop in Hà Nội on Monday to unveil a green bond disclosure handbook designed to boost transparency and advance the green finance market.
The VN-Index could see a 15–20 per cent upside over the next 12–18 months following Việt Nam’s market upgrade, according to VinaCapital Fund Management JSC.
Despite constant efforts to remove bottlenecks and accelerate real estate developments, housing prices in some areas have continued surging and become unaffordable to many, partly due to speculation and supply shortage.
The upgrade is expected to take effect on September 21, 2026, subject to an interim assessment in March 2026 to confirm Việt Nam’s progress in improving market access through global brokers.