The ASEAN+3 economy is showing resilience despite global uncertainty, supported by strong investment and export demand linked to the artificial intelligence boom. But economists warn that the same technology cycle is also creating new risks...
Global supply chains are evolving, with quality, technology, and sustainability requirements becoming increasingly stringent. Amid these changes, overseas Vietnamese entrepreneurs are doing more than taking Vietnamese products to global markets.
The Vietnam – UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement came into force on 3 February. With it, the UAE lifted tariffs on 74.2% of Vietnam's exports, granting Vietnamese goods a decisive competitive edge in the region.
The ASEAN+3 economy is showing resilience despite global uncertainty, supported by strong investment and export demand linked to the artificial intelligence boom. But economists warn that the same technology cycle is also creating new risks...
U.S. stocks started the week higher, led by technology shares and large-cap stocks. A key driver was a rapid shift in expectations for monetary policy, as investors increasingly bet that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged at its meeting later this month.
G7 nations have agreed to release 100 million barrels of strategic oil and diesel reserves to combat soaring energy costs. While the move offers immediate relief for European businesses and households, long-term market stability still depends on resolving global supply chain disruptions.
Vietnam's capital market is looking at a promising future now that it has been upgraded to ‘emerging’ status by FTSE Russell. To achieve the goal set out in Vietnam's new era of growth, the country needs to capitalise on this momentum, making the opening of The Asian Securities Forum 2026 in Hanoi very meaningful.