Investments

The Chơn Thành - Bàu Bàng - An Bình - Cái Mép railway line, with an estimated investment of nearly $7.5 billion, will connect industrial zones in Đồng Nai and Ho Chi Minh City to the port, saving over $2 billion annually in logistics costs. Additionally, this 154-kilometer project will facilitate passenger transportation, enhancing regional connectivity and efficiency.

Vietnam-India trade turnover hit a record high of nearly $16.46 billion in 2025, marking a 10.5% increase. Vietnam enjoyed a trade surplus of $4.23 billion, unlocking new growth opportunities.

The newly issued Circular No. 152/2025/TT-BTC by the Ministry of Finance provides detailed accounting guidelines for business households and individuals not subject to VAT or personal income tax.

Inflation in 2026 is projected to rise above the previous year’s levels, though not dramatically. However, monetary factors, growth dynamics, and exchange rate pressures are demanding a more cautious approach in policy coordination to balance growth support with macroeconomic stability.

Eighty-five years ago, on January 28, 1941, after three decades of tirelessly seeking paths to save the nation, leader Nguyen Ai Quoc returned to his homeland through milestone 108 in Pac Bo (Cao Bang). This historic event marked a pivotal turning point, ushering in a new era of development for the Vietnamese revolution and laying the foundation for the nation’s greatest triumphs.

Inflation in 2026 is projected to rise above the previous year’s levels, though not dramatically. However, monetary factors, growth dynamics, and exchange rate fluctuations are demanding a more cautious approach in policy coordination to balance growth support with macroeconomic stability.

Dr. Vo Tri Thanh emphasizes that to sustain Vietnam's development trajectory, especially with long-term goals set for 2030–2045, fostering trust, strengthening institutional frameworks, and creating a conducive business investment environment are paramount.

Amidst the turbulent global economic landscape, India emerges as a steadfast and reliable alternative partner, offering Vietnamese businesses a strategic avenue for market diversification.

From a scarcity-driven economy with a staggering 774% inflation rate in 1986, Vietnam has transformed into a high-middle-income developing country after 40 years of reform, boasting a GDP exceeding $510 billion.

Google is set to commence the development and production of high-end smartphones in Vietnam starting this year, following in Apple’s footsteps in India as U.S. tech giants move closer to establishing complete supply chains outside of China.