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As the Lunar New Year approaches, HCM City cooperatives and businesses in the national One Commune One Product programme are entering their peak production period, with many scaling up output, upgrading packaging and expanding product lines to capture higher-value Tết demand.

Given the current environment, the appetite for buying appears riskier than potential opportunities.

Policies should be developed and implemented in a way that avoids sudden shocks to companies and prevents overload for authorities.

By 2030, Việt Nam aims to have 2 million active enterprises, at least 20 large firms participating in global value chains, private sector growth of 10–12 per cent annually, and contributions of 55–58 per cent of GDP.

Entering 2026, the general expectation of the entire banking system is not only growing faster but also more sustainably.

This initiative aims not only to address recent fluctuations in gold prices but also to create a transparent market framework that promotes macroeconomic stability and monetary policy coherence.

Vietnam Airlines has announced the launch of a nonstop service connecting Hà Nội and Amsterdam from June 2026, marking the first direct air route between Việt Nam and the Netherlands.

Francisco P. Tiu Laurel Jr., Philippine Secretary of Agriculture, told BusinessWorld Online that the Department of Agriculture (DA) was reviewing the reference basis of its flexible rice tariff scheme to better reflect actual market conditions.

Ten Vietnamese enterprises are showcasing fruit and vegetable products at Fruit Logistica 2026, the world’s largest trade fair for fresh produce, currently taking place at the Messe Berlin, one of Germany’s largest exhibition centres.

The first four days of the fair received more than 100,000 visitors with footfall rising daily, especially after 10a.m and 7p.m, prompting organisers to extend opening hours by one hour to 10p.m on weekend.