Vietnam stands out as a representative example. The article cites US technology group Intel as a case in point. Since establishing its testing and assembly facility at the Saigon Hi-Tech Park in 2010, Intel has expanded operations through total investments of 1.5 billion USD.
Marking its 22nd edition, Autotech & Accessories 2026 will welcome more than 300 exhibitors with over 500 booths from Vietnam and key markets, including China, the Republic of Korea, Japan, Thailand, Malaysia, and Taiwan (China). The event will occupy about 10,000 sq.m.
In 2024, Vietnam-China trade exceeded 260 billion USD – a level rarely seen in China’s trade relations with foreign partners.
The achievement has enabled VinFast to maintain its position as the market leader for 15 consecutive months, while also establishing a new benchmark for Vietnam’s auto industry.
Standard Chartered expects Vietnam’s economic growth to moderate in the first half of the year before rebounding more clearly in the second half. GDP growth is projected at about 6.5% in the first half, accelerating to around 8% in the latter half, bringing full-year growth to 7.2%.
The expert noted as global trade enters a more fragmented and multipolar phase, the country’s role as a resilient manufacturing and export hub is being increasingly reinforced by the credible implementation of government policies and the prudent stewardship of the central bank.
The partnership with China's Pacific Construction Group (PCG) is expected to spark a new wave of investment, boost the transportation infrastructure in the southernmost region, and open up opportunities for modern and sustainable urban development.
With the goodwill and active engagement of partners, particularly the Chinese business community, the cooperation is expected to generate concrete and long-term opportunities, contributing to the development, deeper integration and sustainability of Da Nang’s startup and innovation ecosystem, said Le Son Phong, Deputy Director of the municipal Department of Science and Technology.
Reaffirming that “all housing policies must be people-centred, with citizens as the core focus and primary beneficiaries, leaving no one behind”, the PM stressed that housing is a basic human need and a pillar of social welfare policy.
After several years affected by global volatility and disruptions, the Q4/2025 BCI indicates that European business sentiment in Vietnam has returned firmly to positive growth territory, surpassing levels seen prior to US tariff announcements and even before the COVID-19 pandemic. Specifically, 65% of surveyed companies assessed their current business conditions as positive in Q4/2025, with the figure rising to 69% when looking ahead to Q1/2026, suggesting that optimism is set to strengthen further as the new year begins.
International experts believe that, thanks to its distinctive advantages, the newly launched Da Nang International Financial Centre (IFC) will develop sustainably, enhance Vietnam’s standing on the regional and global financial map, and create a fresh growth engine for the central coastal city.
With proactive efforts and clearly defined plans from the outset, many enterprises across Vietnam’s industrial sectors are confident about sustaining stable growth in 2026.
The right to housing is a fundamental right of citizens, and housing is an essential need of every person. Housing development is an important pillar of social welfare policy, while also serving as a driving force for economic growth, labor market stability, and sustainable socio-economic development, said Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh.
Vietnam's GDP growth reached 8.02% in 2025, a result that effectively dispelled skepticism from critics reluctant to acknowledge Vietnam’s progress.
Under the MoU, the two sides agreed to bolster economic development by forming and enhancing sustainable partnerships, with a focus on trade, industry, investment, technology, and human resources training.
The State Bank of Vietnam set the daily reference exchange rate at 25,129 VND/USD on January 13, unchanged from January 12.
HDBank has successfully completed its 100 million USD international green bond initiative in 2025 with the issuance of a second tranche worth 50 million USD to the Dutch Entrepreneurial Development Bank (FMO) and British International Investment (BII), the UK’s development finance institution and impact investor.
Visitors to Thailand Week 2026 will be able to enjoy a variety of attractive promotional programmes, lively trade promotion activities and daily lucky draws offering numerous quality Thai products.
Industrial projects accounted for the bulk of new investment, with six projects worth nearly 19.8 trillion VND.
Sustaining broad-based consultations and listening to views from all walks of life, particularly those directly creating value, will be key to Vietnam’s even greater success, said an official of Germany’s Left Party.
