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Việt Nam is expected to lead ASEAN+3 in growth, supported by resilient demand and investment, as AMRO warns of rising risks from global energy shocks.

Comprising five chapters and 45 articles, the decree establishes a comprehensive framework governing outbound investment for business purposes, including procedures and State management responsibilities.

Việt Nam is emerging as a strategic destination for RoK firms to diversify their supply chains, mitigate risks from geopolitical fluctuations, and expand partnerships with local players in the coming period.

Of the total, 904 newly licensed projects registered combined capital of US$10.23 billion, marking a 6.4 per cent increase in the project number and a 2.4-fold rise in capital compared to the same period last year.

The MoF said persistently high and fluctuating global fuel prices have put significant strain on the profit margins of aviation and shipping firms, necessitating urgent support measures.

Despite record net foreign outflows in 2025, many experts view those withdrawals as cyclical rather than structural, while medium- and long-term fundamentals remain supportive.

A strong start to 2026 highlights Việt Nam’s growth potential, but rising global headwinds are set to test its double-digit ambitions.

The Ministry of Construction has proposed fee discounts to encourage airlines to launch international flights from/to Long Thành International Airport.

The March index gained 2.44 per cent from December 2025 and posted a 4.65 per cent year-on-year hike, the highest March reading in five years.

After a prolonged period at low levels, lending rates at banks have begun to edge up again, placing a heavier burden on borrowers, both individuals and businesses.