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Việt Nam’s manufacturing sector ended 2025 on a strong note, with PMI data showing sustained expansion, rising output and growing optimism among producers despite lingering supply disruptions and higher input costs.

The ADB official described Việt Nam’s 2025 results as highly impressive despite global challenges.

Anti-dumping measures have been extended for an additional five years, until December 27, 2030, unless amended or extended under another decision.

If the preliminary anti-dumping duty of 35.29 per cent imposed on certain companies is upheld in the final ruling expected in early 2026, the industry could face a major turning point.

Việt Nam placed 16th globally in operational efficiency among 101 economies assessed in the World Bank’s Business Ready 2025 report.

At a recent tourism dialogue conference organised by the HCM City Department of Tourism, businesses raised concerns over regulatory bottlenecks, costs and infrastructure, while calling for clearer policy direction to support future tourism growth.

Pakistan has allowed nearly 500 containers of tea of Việt Nam stuck at Karachi Port due to regional tensions to be re-exported, the Ministry of Industry and Trade said on Wednesday.

A year-end surge in agricultural imports from Cambodia has been causing congestion at the Xa Mát International Border Gate in Tây Ninh Province, causing big losses to import–export businesses and disrupting daily life in its vicinity.

The last trading session of 2025 concluded with the VN-Index settling near its historical peak close to the 1,800 mark.

Việt Nam has become the world’s first country to produce and export low-emission rice.