Economy

This section covers major macroeconomic developments in Vietnam, including economic growth, inflation, fiscal and monetary policy, labor market issues, and institutional reform, as reflected in domestic media and official sources.

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    Vietnam Industry and Trade News Bulletin for January 13, 2026

    NDUSTRY AND TRADE NEWS DIGEST SYNTHESIZED FROM DOMESTIC ELECTRONIC INFORMATION NETWORKS Date: January 13, 2026 Notable issues related to the Industry and Trade sector that have been covered and reflected by the press are as follows: A. POSITIVE INFORMATION Discovery of Huge “Black Gold” Mine of 430 Million Barrels: A Boost for Vietnam’s Economic Takeoff 2025: Vietnam Has 8 Export Items Exceeding 10 Billion USD B. GENERAL ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS (FOR REFERENCE) Prime Minister: Put Social…

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    Vietnam Industry and Trade News Bulletin for January 12, 2026

    INDUSTRY AND TRADE NEWS DIGEST – JANUARY 12, 2026 A. POSITIVE INFORMATION 1. More Vietnamese Enterprises Achieve Over $1 Million Revenue on Amazon 2. Chili Exports Set Record, Surpassing $100 Million B. GENERAL ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS 1. China Strengthens Export Controls on “Dual-Use” Goods to Japan 2. Retailers Proactive with Goods Supply for Tet Binh Ngo C. INDUSTRY 1. Honda Vietnam Launches UC3 Electric Motorcycle and Charging Station System 2. New Auto Strategy: Reducing Registration Fees…

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    Vietnam Joining WTO: A Historic Turning Point for Integration

    Vietnam Joining WTO: A Historic Turning Point Opening the Era of Integration On January 11, 2007, Vietnam’s rights and obligations as a WTO member officially took effect, opening an era of comprehensive integration for the country. A Major Turning Point in the Renovation Process The 10th National Party Congress, held in 2006 in Hanoi, marked an important shift in thinking and action regarding Vietnam’s international economic integration. One of the many goals set at the…

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    Expert Analysis: State-Owned Enterprises & Vietnam’s Energy Future

    Resolution 79: Empowering State-Owned Energy Enterprises to Lead Resolution 79-NQ/TW creates mechanisms for State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) to be strong enough to play a leading role in key strategic sectors such as national defense, security, and energy. Resolution No. 79-NQ/TW dated January 6, 2026, of the Politburo on the development of the state economic sector has opened up new development space. One of the specific tasks and solutions for SOEs outlined in the resolution is to…