Economy

Vietnam's power capacity needs to expand 2.5–3 times by 2030 and 5–7 times by 2050 to keep pace with the country's projected high economic growth.

The State's strong determination to identify bottlenecks and put concrete solutions in place matters a lot to economic growth.

The shadow of tariffs hangs over Vietnam’s trade outlook.

One of the key priorities for the banking sector is to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), as they generate a large number of jobs and contribute significantly to the economy.

The revision of this year's GDP target will help lay the foundation for double-digit growth from 2026, propelling the country into a prosperous development phase.

A middle-income family earning around US$1,200 a month will struggle to afford a new home in Hanoi.

The city targets to have at least two more villages on the list by 2025.

The Government will bring both local and international consultants, contractors, and the political system into the US$67 billion project.

Vietnam now has a cumulative total of 559 green-certified buildings. This figure far exceeds the original targets set for green buildings—80 by 2025 and 160 by 2030.

Sellers are encouraged to stay informed on economic trends, e-commerce strategies, and emerging consumer behaviors to drive continued growth.

The city aims to generate 169,000 jobs in 2025, according to a recent plan by the municipal People's Committee.

With the goal of at least 8% GDP growth, the money supply in the economy will be significantly larger than in 2024. This will have an impact on price indices, particularly consumer prices.

If such a situation arises, it could disrupt supply chains and shrink Vietnam’s export markets.

Vietnam's growing exports and substantial trade surplus continue to make it a target for trade remedy measures, according to local experts.

With ongoing technological development, improved logistics and rising consumer demand, Vietnam's e-commerce market is poised for robust growth.

This year, Vietnam will expand its trade promotion activities to more diverse markets, making the most of free trade agreements to boost exports and explore new opportunities.