Vietnam Prosperity Joint Stock Commercial Bank (VPBank) has become the first bank in Vietnam to successfully issue USD 300 million in sustainable bonds on the international market.
The leadership of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) has affirmed their commitment to accompany and support Vietnam in upgrading its stock market from “frontier” to “emerging” status.
Vietnam Report, in collaboration with VietNamNet newspaper, has announced the 2025 PROFIT500 Ranking – the Top 500 Most Profitable Companies in Vietnam.
Vietnam expects to mobilise around USD 370 million in official development assistance (ODA) and foreign concessional loans in the last four months of 2025, according to the Ministry of Finance.
The Government has approved a project to upgrade the stock market, aiming to transform it into a more transparent platform capable of drawing in greater foreign capital.
Minister of Finance Nguyen Van Thang will lead a delegation to the United Kingdom and Italy to promote investment and strengthen economic ties from September 14 to 21.
The European Union (EU) is emerging as a promising market for Vietnam’s agro-forestry-fishery products, especially amid impacts from the US’s reciprocal tariff policy.
Embarking on the North-South high-speed rail project, Vietnam is drawing on international practices and advanced technologies to ensure the success of the unprecedented project.
The policy of expanding foreign ownership quotas for eligible projects to sell to foreigners is seen as an important step to help the market absorb international capital.
Vietnam’s seafood sector faces potential losses of USD 500 million annually after the United States unexpectedly refused to grant equivalence recognition to 12 Vietnamese fisheries.
The State Bank of Vietnam announced on September 12 that it had received a report from the Credit Information Centre (CIC) regarding a credit data incident.
More than 50 social media channels have taken down posts about Vingroup after the corporation announced lawsuits against 68 individuals and organisations accused of spreading false information.
Vietnam’s agriculture scene has gone from scraping by to raking in over 60 billion USD in exports, turning rice paddies and coffee fields into a cash cow that’s fueling the nation’s economic rise.