Also supporting the recovery trend, foreign investors returned to the market, net buying over VNĐ1.2 trillion on HoSE and VNĐ56.85 billion on HNX.

At the Vietnam Investment Forum 2026 in HCM City on Tuesday, policymakers, economists, and business leaders expressed cautious optimism about the country’s economic prospects, highlighting its expanding role in global supply chains, improving fundamentals, and stable policy environment.

The upcoming exhibition will highlight key export commodities, OCOP (One Commune One Product) items rated three stars or higher, organic products, rural industrial goods and regional specialties.

The fair attracted an average of 100,000 visitors per day, generating total direct sales of nearly VNĐ1 trillion (US$40 million) and total trade deals and MoUs worth almost VNĐ5 trillion.

Greenhouse gas audits are mandatory for 502 enterprises in HCM City, according to the Investment and Trade Promotion Centre of HCM City.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has set out four major strategic solutions to drive the development of agriculture and rural areas, focusing on reforms from institutions to infrastructure, according to Minister of Agriculture and Environment Trần Đức Thắng.

The amended Law on Public Debt Management aims to manage public debt management, support national development and bolster investor confidence in Việt Nam, according to National Assembly Chair Trần Thanh Mẫn in a meeting in Hà Nội on November 3.

Domestic revenue will continue to be the key pillar of the budget, maintaining a stable growth trend. Although falling crude oil prices may reduce income from oil and import–export activities, strong economic recovery and improving business performance are expected to help the overall revenue meet, and even surpass the target.

The HCM City-Manila route will serve passengers from November 22, with 10 flights per week, providing passengers with convenient travel options between the two destinations, two countries and expanding the airline’s extensive network across Việt Nam and the Asia-Pacific region.

Analysts predict that the short-term market trend remains downward. However, after breaking below the 1,620-point mark, the VN-Index may reverse course in the coming sessions.

The Can Gio Urban Area Project, Vinhomes Green Paradise, has applied to join the global '7 Wonders of Future Cities' campaign. The move highlights its commitment to sustainable innovation, positioning the project as a landmark in Việt Nam and a potential model for cities worldwide.

Hà Nội attracted US$14.9 million in foreign direct investment (FDI) in October, bringing total FDI inflows in the first ten months of 2025 to $3.91 billion, 2.4 times higher than the same period last year, according to the city’s Statistics Office.

Since the Labour Code took effect in 2019, electronic labour contracts have been proved to provide convenience for both employers and employees, help save time, costs and paperwork, offer flexibility and improve corporate governance.

A large wave of closures is prompting renewed scrutiny of Việt Nam’s bankruptcy law, as many argue that the current framework neither reflects market realities nor provides an effective safety net for struggling firms.

In recent years, environmentally conscious startups have introduced a wide range of eco-friendly products, from packaging and organic food to sustainable fashion. Despite their innovation and clear environmental benefits, many struggle to compete with traditional businesses, particularly in sourcing raw materials and offering competitive prices.

Many industries recorded outstanding growth, mainly due to the low profit base of the same period last year. Some notable industries included fertiliser, securities, retail and petroleum retail.

The country’s livestock sector is entering a defining era of transformation powered by modern technology, innovation and sustainable practices.

The market will likely continue to experience volatility this week, with immediate support levels around 1,600-1,620 points and resistance near 1,650-1,660 points. 

If Vietnamese businesses can master AI technology, and independently research and develop “Made in Vietnam” products and solutions, they will not only compete on an equal footing, but also have the potential to lead in certain fields, according to insiders.

In Vietnam, e-commerce is developing strongly and contributing significantly to the digital economy. However, difficulties and challenges still exist and need to be addressed to promote sustainable e-commerce development in the current digital era.