The People’s Bank of China will inject $111 billion through a three-month reverse repo operation starting 7 April, aiming to support liquidity in the banking system. The move comes as market interest rates hit record lows, signalling continued monetary easing.
China’s three major stock exchanges have announced revised trading rules to improve market flexibility, ensure stable operations, and better meet investor demand. The new measures mark a key step in reforming the China A-share market (shares of mainland Chinese companies listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges), bringing it closer to practices in developed markets.
Việt Nam's real estate landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by a sharp rise in foreign direct investment. At the same time, major infrastructure developments are increasingly shaping how and where investors allocate capital across the country.
Cambodia’s trade has grown strongly thanks to the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). In the first quarter of 2026, trade with RCEP members reached over 11.26 billion US dollars, up 18.5 percent year-on-year and making up more than 60 percent of total trade. Key partners include China, Việt Nam, Singapore, Japan and South Korea, with imports rising faster than exports due to higher demand for production inputs.
The European Union is accelerating reforms of its Customs system, moving toward greater digitalisation, transparency, and tighter control of supply chains. These changes are affecting not only large corporations but also reaching small businesses and individual shops across the supply chain. In this shifting landscape, the Vietnamese community in Europe is compelled to adapt quickly, and many are choosing to take a proactive lead.
Việt Nam now ranks 38th globally for AI usage, according to Microsoft's Global AI Adoption in 2025 – A Widening Digital Divide report, with business adoption growing 39% year-on-year in 2025. The surge highlights AI's expanding role in boosting productivity, innovation, and competitiveness. Experts say the real advantage will come from how effectively businesses upskill workers and adapt their people strategies to keep pace with AI's rapid growth.
Việt Nam's agricultural exports continue to expand, and this time, it's a familiar fruit reaching a new milestone. For the first time, over 940 kilograms of Vietnamese fresh pomelos were officially exported to Australia from Đồng Tháp province. Behind this milestone is more than two years of negotiations between Việt Nam and Australia, reflecting the strict entry requirements of this market.