MoIT issues decision recognising Vietnam Logistics Day (Monday, May 11,2026)

The move is aimed at raising awareness across government agencies, businesses and the wider public of the vital role logistics services play in socio-economic development, international integration and strengthening national competitiveness.

  Manufacturing remains main driver of industrial growth (Monday, May 11,2026)

In the January–April period, the IIP rose 9.2% compared to the same period last year, signalling a stable and broad-based recovery across the industrial sector.

  Reference exchange rate rises slightly at week’s beginning (Monday, May 11,2026)

With the current trading band of +/- 5%, the ceiling rate applicable for commercial banks during the day is 26,374 VND/USD, and the floor rate 23,862 VND/USD.

  Plan for implementation of Law on E-commerce (Monday, May 11,2026)

Deputy Prime Minister Pham Gia Tuc signed Decision No. 776/QD-TTg of the Prime Minister promulgating the Plan for the Implementation of the Law on E-commerce.

  Vietnam commodity markets on May 11, 2026: Gold fell sharply while agricultural products firmed on tight supply (Monday, May 11,2026)

Vietnam’s commodity markets on May 11, 2026, reflected diverging trends as domestic gold prices declined sharply, while agricultural commodities were supported by tightening supply conditions. Rice and rubber maintained stable trading momentum and export advantages, whereas coffee and durian experienced significant divergence due to mixed impacts from domestic supply and international quality barriers.

  Vietnam commodity markets on May 10, 2026: Gold held steady while coffee and durian diverged sharply (Sunday, May 10,2026)

Vietnam’s commodity markets on the morning of May 10, 2026, reflected mixed movements across key sectors. Domestic gold prices remained stable, while coffee, rice, rubber, and durian exhibited divergent trends under the combined influence of supply conditions and export demand dynamics. Overall, the session highlighted a market environment shaped by tightening agricultural supply in some segments, contrasted with quality constraints and fluctuating global signals in others.

  Vietnam commodity markets on May 9, 2026: Gold held steady, coffee edged up, durian showed strong divergence (Saturday, May 9,2026)

Vietnam’s commodity markets on May 9, 2026, reflected a relatively stable overall landscape, with gold prices moving sideways and agricultural commodities showing mixed trends. Domestic coffee prices extended their mild upward trajectory, supported by global market movements, while rice and pepper markets remained largely stable. Meanwhile, durian continued to exhibit strong divergence across segments due to varying supply conditions and quality standards.

  Vietnam durian prices remained stable on May 8, 2026 (Friday, May 8,2026)

Durian prices across Vietnam’s key growing regions remained largely unchanged on May 8, 2026, as weak buying demand continued to weigh on the market. At the same time, exporters faced mounting pressure from cargo congestion, rising inspection costs and tighter food safety controls from China.

  Vietnam rice prices saw slight fluctuations on May 8, 2026 (Friday, May 8,2026)

Rice prices in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta region recorded slight fluctuations on May 8 morning as supplies of fresh paddy gradually tightened following the harvest season.

  Vietnam’s pepper prices remained stable on May 8, 2026 (Friday, May 8,2026)

After several sessions of minor fluctuations, Vietnam’s domestic pepper market remained largely stable on the morning of May 8, 2026. Pepper prices in key growing regions stayed firm at high levels, ranging between VND140,000 and VND144,000 per kilogram.