Export – Import

This section focuses on Vietnam’s export and import activities, including trade balances, key export commodities, import trends, and market developments with major trading partners.

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    Vietnam Industry and Trade News Bulletin for January 16, 2026

    A. POSITIVE INFORMATION MoIT Introduces Candidate for the 16th National Assembly Shaping New Growth for the Industry and Trade Sector Export Surge Forecast for 2026 B. GENERAL ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS (FOR REFERENCE) Vietnam is Laos’ 3rd Largest Trading Partner MoIT Requires Assurance of Goods and Electricity Supply for Tet C. INDUSTRY Need for Long-term Financial Support for Supporting Industries FDI Wave Opportunity: Supporting Industry Must Escape “Processing Trap” D. ENERGY Completing Energy Infrastructure – Foundation for…

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    Vietnam Industry and Trade News Bulletin for January 15, 2026

    A. POSITIVE INFORMATION WB Upgrades Vietnam’s Growth Forecast to nearly 2.4 Times the Global Average According to the latest “Global Economic Prospects” report by the World Bank (WB), the world economy is showing better-than-expected resilience. B. GENERAL ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS (FOR REFERENCE) Credit Growth Target of 15% for 2026 Deemed “Not Too Tight” Vietnam’s Economic Resilience in the Era of Multi-Shocks China’s Trade Surplus Hits Record Nearly $1.2 Trillion C. ENERGY Abolition of Compensation Mechanism Decision…

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    Vietnam Industry and Trade News Bulletin for January 14, 2026

    A. POSITIVE INFORMATION Vietnam Joins “8% Club”, Rising as Asian Growth Champion Despite global trade tensions and tariff shocks, Vietnam’s economy recorded an impressive breakthrough in 2025. B. GENERAL ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS (FOR REFERENCE) International Media: Vietnam Entering a New Development Phase Global Economic Forecasts C. ENERGY Positive Policy Adjustments for Oil & Gas Sector Removing Barriers for Offshore Wind Power According to the Resolution on National Energy Development 2026-2030: LNG Power Hindered by “Old Mindset”…

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    MOIT Tightens Rules of Origin as Trade Hits $930B

    MOIT Tightens Rules of Origin Management Amidst Deepening Integration With import-export activities achieving a robust breakthrough, requirements for managing rules of origin are escalating. The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) is deploying synchronous solutions to protect the reputation of Vietnamese goods and effectively utilize FTAs. Record Trade Growth Demands Stricter Management The year 2025 marks a special milestone for Vietnam’s trade activities, with total import-export turnover reaching approximately 930 billion USD, an increase of…