Disbursed capital reached a five-year high of 8.8 billion US dollars, with manufacturing making up 83% of total inflows. The results highlight strong investor confidence, as newly merged provinces gain more land and better infrastructure to welcome large-scale, high-tech projects.
On 6 October, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh issued a new directive to boost housing supply, lower property prices, and stabilise Vietnam’s real estate market. The plan calls for stronger laws, faster progress on social housing projects, and flexible measures to ensure sustainable growth — especially for middle-income residents.
Vietnam’s stock market has officially been upgraded to Secondary Emerging Market status by global index provider FTSE Russell. This milestone marks a significant step forward in the robust development of Vietnam’s stock market, recognising the comprehensive reform efforts carried out by Vietnam's securities sector, with the aim of building a transparent, modern, and efficient market that adheres to the international standards.
Vietnam’s economic prospects appear optimistic despite recent turbulence. This assessment is based on analysis presented by experts at the “Doubling Down on Vietnam: The Next Decade of Growth” webinar held on 7 October.
From budget management to growth acceleration, Vietnam is betting big on innovation and technology. This was highlighted at a forum on 2 October, as part of the ongoing 2025 National Innovation Day and Vietnam International Innovation Exhibition in Hanoi.
Disbursed capital reached a five-year high of 8.8 billion US dollars, with manufacturing making up 83% of total inflows. The results highlight strong investor confidence, as newly merged provinces gain more land and better infrastructure to welcome large-scale, high-tech projects.
Alongside procedural reforms, programs like “One Commune, One Product” or OCOP are helping local communities boost production, add value, and strengthen livelihoods across Vietnam. After seven years of implementing the OCOP programme with nearly 4,000 OCOP products, the Mekong Delta now ranks second nationwide. The achievement highlights rural transformation from traditional farming to regional branding.
Vietnam’s economy continued to accelerate in the first nine months of 2025, maintaining robust growth despite global headwinds from tariff policies, according to a government report. Growth was fuelled by three key pillars: exports, domestic consumption, and public investment, with the full-year target set at 8.3-8.5%.