Vietnam Economy
Raising the right flow of capital for high growth goals
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Capital flow is the lifeblood of the economy. When capital flows circulate smoothly, production operates; but when capital is congested or flows in the wrong place, growth is immediately affected.
Startup wave explodes at the beginning of 2026
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In January 2026, nearly 24.2 thousand newly established businesses, an increase of 126.8% compared to the same period, with registered capital reaching 180.9 trillion VND, not only reflected the vibrant startup spirit but also showed confidence in a new growth cycle.
Vietnam tops the promising destination for FDI in Asia in 2026
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Stepping into 2026, Vietnam continues to be assessed by international investors as one of the most attractive destinations in Asia for long-term investment capital.
Vietnam changes role from cheap factory to high-tech center
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Vietnam is gradually positioning itself as a high-tech manufacturing center of the region, a link in the global semiconductor industry.
Vietnam is not only a destination but also a bright spot on the global tourism map
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The United Nations World Tourism Organization ranks Vietnam in the group of fastest growing tourist destinations globally, along with Brazil, Egypt, Japan and Ethiopia.
Vietnam is a model for attracting FDI in Asia
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Foreign direct investment (FDI) continues to pour strongly into Vietnam, focusing on the fields of electronics, industrial components and green production.
3 lessons learned for Vietnam to break through in the next decade
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With the goal of high economic growth, the requirement for institutional reform is a prerequisite, there are no longer many "buffer zones" for hesitation or half-heartedness.
Vietnam is forecast to surpass Thailand in nominal GDP
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Vietnam is forecast to surpass Thailand in total nominal GDP, becoming the second largest economy in Southeast Asia, only after Indonesia.
Vietnam's economy overcomes big waves, creating momentum for double-digit growth
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Vietnam's economy in the period 2021-2025 overcomes many challenges, maintains macroeconomic stability and maintains high growth, ranking among the top in the world.
Vietnam emerges as a new Asian tiger candidate
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Vietnam maintains impressive growth momentum, gradually affirming its position as a rising economy in Asia.
Vietnam's capital market and the pivotal period of 2026
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Entering 2026, the Vietnamese capital market enters a new phase with a series of synchronous reforms in structure, technology and risk management, in the context of increasing medium and long-term capital demand for the economy.
Growth to improve quality of life
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With the foundation of 40 years of Doi Moi, with high social consensus and strategic vision planned at the 14th Congress, 2026 will open up a new growth trajectory for Vietnam, when economic development goes hand in hand with improving people's happiness.
The era of Vietnam's rise from an international perspective
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International media noted that Vietnam is entering an era of reaching out with a vision and structural reforms, creating the foundation for sustainable growth.
Prime Minister: International integration must shift from asking-receiving to actively contributing
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According to Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, international integration must be deployed synchronously, deeply, comprehensively, and more effectively.
Welcoming the 14th Party Congress: Bright spots of growth, prerequisites for a new development path
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On average, in the period 2021 - 2025, Vietnam grew by about 6.3%, higher than the previous period. A stable macroeconomic foundation and new growth drivers are creating important room to aim for high growth in 2026 and the following years.
