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Vietnam's Manufacturing PMI Drops to Seven-Month Low in April

Vietnam's Domestic Consumption Grew by 11% in the First Four Months of 2026

Vietnam Ministry of Finance Proposes Significant Reduction of Operating Conditions in Commercial and Investment Sectors

Vietnam's Stock Market to Upgrade to Secondary Emerging Market

Vietnam Records Trade Deficit of 7.11 Billion USD in First Four Months of 2026

Vietnam Achieves 44% of 2023 National Budget Revenue Target for January to April

Vietnam's Manufacturing PMI fell to 50.5 in April

Vietnam's annual inflation rate rises to 5.46%, the highest in three years

Vietnam's Ministry of Finance expects 5.5% inflation in 2026

Vietnam's Social Total Investment in Q1 2026 Grew by 10.7% to 744.7 Trillion Vietnamese Dong

Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh Reaffirms Double-Digit Growth Target

Vietnam's March CPI Year Rate Surpasses Expectations at 4.65%

Vietnam reports Q1 GDP growth of 7.83%

S&P Predicts Vietnam to be the Fastest Growing Economy in Asia Excluding India

Vietnam's Manufacturing PMI in March is 51.2

Vietnamese Private Sector To Play Larger Role In Driving Economic Growth

Vietnam Government Plans to Waive Fuel Import Tariffs

Vietnam's January Imports and Exports Surged Significantly

Vietnam sees significant growth in January consumer prices and industrial production

Vietnam's January Manufacturing PMI stands at 52.5

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The Ministry of Finance in Vietnam is drafting amendments to the Law on Support for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) to enhance innovation and competitiveness. The revisions aim to provide clearer support policies, improve productivity, and facilitate digitalization while reducing administrative burdens. The ILO emphasizes the importance of SMEs in job creation and economic growth, urging for better support to meet global standards and improve workplace safety.

- The Vietnamese Ministry of Finance is drafting a comprehensive revision of the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Support Law to create a coherent, long-term legal framework for achieving double-digit economic growth.  
- The revisions aim to provide more transparent and targeted support policies, enhance productivity and competitiveness, and digitalize the support process while decentralizing power to local authorities.  
- Experts highlight the critical role of SMEs in job creation and economic stability, advocating for improved policies that ensure workplace safety, social protection, and opportunities for sustainable growth.

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SME law to be amended to boost innovation and competitiveness

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On May 15, the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry launched the Business Performance Index (BPI) alongside the revamped Provincial Competitiveness Index 2025 (PCI 2025). The BPI assesses the private sector's development and innovation, while the PCI 2025 introduces a new grouping model for governance quality. Top-performing localities include HCM City, Hà Nội, and Quảng Ninh. The report highlights ongoing reforms and the need for improved market access and policy transparency to support the growth of Vietnam's private sector.

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Việt Nam launches BPI for the first time alongside revamped PCI 2025

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Vietnam aims to develop globally competitive economic groups, targeting 2 million active enterprises by 2030, including 20 large corporations in global value chains. Recent resolutions emphasize building strong state-owned enterprises and enhancing private sector capabilities. Notable companies like VinFast and THACO exemplify this ambition. However, experts warn that many enterprises remain small and weak, necessitating a shift in support policies towards targeted assistance for leading businesses. Mastering technology and strategic industry selection are crucial for Vietnam's economic advancement.

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Việt Nam eyes globally competitive economic groups

Vietnam is positioning shipbuilding as a strategic pillar of its marine economy, aiming to enhance economic growth, logistics, and national security. Experts highlight the industry's potential to reduce dependence on foreign markets and lower logistics costs. Despite challenges like limited financial capacity and low localization rates, domestic enterprises are now capable of building advanced vessels. The government is proposing policies to support the sector's development, which could contribute significantly to GDP growth and the country's overall development strategy.

Việt Nam eyes shipbuilding as new industrial growth engine

The VN-Index fell by 15 points (0.78%) to 1,912.93 amid heavy selling in oil and rubber stocks, with major companies hitting floor prices. The HNX-Index rose 0.1% to 259.5. Despite increased liquidity, foreign investors continued net selling, particularly in financial stocks. Analysts suggest the VN-Index remains above the 1,900 support level, with expectations for government reforms boosting investor sentiment. The market is anticipated to remain volatile as it tests previous peaks.

VN-Index falls amid steep losses in oil and rubber stocks

Vietnam is considering small modular reactors (SMRs) to enhance energy security and meet rising demand. A recent conference highlighted SMRs' potential in diversifying the energy mix and achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. Experts noted the global nuclear sector is entering a deployment phase, with significant investments expected. However, challenges such as skilled labor shortages, financing issues, and competition for materials persist. Vietnam aims to leverage private sector involvement in SMR development, aligning interests of the state, consumers, and investors to establish itself as a clean energy hub.

Việt Nam weighs small-scale nuclear power amid rising energy demand

The Ministry of Construction in Vietnam has issued guidance for adjusting construction contracts due to nearly doubled material prices since early 2026. Local authorities are instructed to help investors and contractors amend prices based on legal regulations, particularly in cases of force majeure or fundamental changes in contract execution. With 44 key projects totaling approximately VNĐ569 trillion, the ministry warns that a 100% increase in fuel prices could raise construction costs by VNĐ42.3 trillion, impacting the State budget. Local departments are urged to monitor market trends and publish material prices regularly.

Construction contracts to be adjusted amid surging material prices

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ASEAN nations are reversing their commitments to net-zero emissions and returning to fossil fuels due to a recent energy crisis exacerbated by Middle East conflicts. Countries like Indonesia and Vietnam are increasing coal production and usage to ensure affordable and reliable electricity for their growing economies. This shift highlights the challenges of transitioning to renewable energy amidst rising gas prices and supply chain disruptions, as governments prioritize energy security over climate pledges.

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ASEAN nations return to fossil fuels, back away from net zero plans

Securities regulators in Vietnam emphasize the crucial role of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in the stock market to attract domestic and international capital for economic growth. With a target of double-digit growth from 2026-2030, SOEs must mobilize capital beyond internal resources. Challenges include compliance issues and low free-float ratios. Proposed solutions involve reducing state ownership and issuing additional shares to enhance capital and diversify shareholders.

SOEs urged to tap stock market for growth capital

Hanoi authorities have reversed a plan to ban petrol motorbikes in favor of electric two-wheelers due to public opposition and infrastructure delays. Initially aimed at reducing air pollution, the revised proposal now only restricts petrol bikes on 11 streets during limited hours. The decision highlights challenges in transitioning to electric vehicles in Vietnam, where motorbikes dominate transportation. Concerns over maintenance, charging infrastructure, and safety issues with electric bikes persist among residents.

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SME law to be amended to boost innovation and competitiveness

Việt Nam launches BPI for the first time alongside revamped PCI 2025

Việt Nam eyes globally competitive economic groups

Việt Nam eyes shipbuilding as new industrial growth engine

VN-Index falls amid steep losses in oil and rubber stocks