Vietnam commodities market on April 24: Coffee regained momentum, rice exports prepared for new upswing, gold increased (Friday, April 24,2026)

Vietnam’s commodities market on April 24 showed renewed strength in coffee and export rice, while pepper, live hogs and domestic rubber prices remained broadly stable to reinforce recent recovery trends.

  Vietjet leads Southeast Asia in emissions efficiency (Thursday, April 23,2026)

Under comparable operating conditions, Vietjet’s leading position highlights its ability to optimise performance across its entire operational chain, including aircraft configuration, route network design and load management.

  Seafood imports declined slightly in first quarter of 2026 (Thursday, April 23,2026)

In the first three months of 2026, seafood imports reached over US$753.85 million, a slight decrease of 0.85% compared to the first three months of 2025.

  Seafood exports increased in three months of 2026 (Thursday, April 23,2026)

In the first three months of 2026, seafood exports reached over US$2.64 billion, an increase of 14.41% compared to the first three months of 2025.

  Hai Phong waives port infrastructure fees for liquid cargo through end-2026 (Wednesday, April 22,2026)

Hai Phong sets the fee for the use of port infrastructure, service facilities and public utilities at seaport border gates at zero for liquid cargo comprising petrol, oil and gas.

  Electronic fishing logbooks boost transparency, modernise fisheries management in Ho Chi Minh City (Wednesday, April 22,2026)

Electronic logbooks improve the traceability of seafood and strengthen oversight of fishing activities, helping authorities monitor catches more effectively.

  Reference exchange rate drops 2 VND on April 22 (Wednesday, April 22,2026)

With the current trading band of +/- 5%, the ceiling rate applicable for commercial banks during the day is 26,355 VND/USD, and the floor rate 23,845 VND/USD.

  Imports accelerate, powering exports, public revenues (Wednesday, April 22,2026)

Previous years show that Vietnam typically runs a trade deficit in the first quarter before shifting to a surplus in the latter half of the year.

  Agricultural commodities market on April 22: Coffee surged on global momentum (Wednesday, April 22,2026)

Vietnam’s agricultural commodities market on April 22, 2026, presented a mixed landscape, with coffee prices rallying sharply in line with global trends, while durian continued to languish under mounting supply pressure. Meanwhile, rice, rubber, and pepper maintained relatively stable trading conditions, and live hog prices held firm at elevated levels nationwide.

  Iron and steel imports in first quarter of 2026 (Wednesday, April 22,2026)

According to the preliminary statistics figures from the Customs Department, in the first quarter of 2026, the country imported nearly 3.62 million tonnes of iron and steel, worth of nearly US$2.61 billion, with an average price of US$719.85/tonne, a decrease of 3.33% in volume, a decrease of 1.52% in value, but an increase of 1.86% in price compared to the first quarter of 2025.

  Wood and wood product export markets in first quarter of 2026 (Wednesday, April 22,2026)

In the first quarter of 2026, the exports of wood and wood products reached nearly US$3.99 billion, an increase of 1.4% compared to the first quarter of 2025.

  Agricultural market update – April 21, 2026 (Tuesday, April 21,2026)

Vietnam’s agricultural markets showed mixed movements on April 21, 2026, as domestic coffee prices edged up slightly in a technical rebound, while durian prices retreated from earlier peaks. Other key commodities, including rice, pepper, rubber and live hogs, remained largely stable, reflecting a consolidation phase across major sectors.

  National branding seen as strategic lever to elevate Vietnam’s global value chain position (Tuesday, April 21,2026)

The National Brand Programme, built on criteria such as quality, innovation and pioneering capacity, is designed to boost value-added content and embed a stronger Vietnamese identity in exported products.

  Vietnam’s footwear exports in first quarter of 2026 (Tuesday, April 21,2026)

Footwear exports in the first three months of 2026 reached over US$5.42 billion, a slight increase of 0.87% compared to the same period of 2025.

  Textile and garment exports in first quarter of 2026 (Tuesday, April 21,2026)

In the first three months of 2026, textile and garment exports were estimated to reach over US$8.86 billion, an increase of 1.95% compared to the first three months of 2025.

  Deputy PM orders sweeping administrative reform, cutting red tape by half (Tuesday, April 21,2026)

The Ministry of Finance and the central bank must take full responsibility before the Government and the Prime Minister, stressing that agencies must not cite sector-specific characteristics as a reason to delay or avoid reform, said Deputy PM Nguyen Van Thang.

  De Heus–Hung Nhon alliance eyes high-tech agricultural chain in Can Tho (Tuesday, April 21,2026)

Promoting their strengths in animal feed, breeding and integrated global supply chains, Hung Nhon Group and the Netherlands’ De Heus outlined a strategy to develop a closed-loop ecosystem covering breeding, feed production, farming, processing and export.

  Reform of state-owned enterprises seen as key driver of economic growth (Monday, April 20,2026)

Effective implementation of Resolution 79 is expected to help SOEs enhance performance, improve employee incomes and contribute more sustainably to economic growth.

  Reference exchange rate rises slightly at week’s beginning (Monday, April 20,2026)

The State Bank of Vietnam set the daily reference exchange rate at 25,103 VND/USD on April 20, up just 1 VND from the last working day of the previous week.

  Vietnam seeks stable jet fuel supplies from China amid Middle East disruptions (Monday, April 20,2026)

On the basis of the long-standing friendship and cooperation between Vietnam and China, as well as close ties between their aviation authorities, the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam has asked the Civil Aviation Administration of China to direct relevant fuel suppliers to ensure sufficient and stable supplies for Vietnam.

  Agricultural Commodities Market Update – April 20 (Monday, April 20,2026)

On April 20, 2026, Vietnam’s agricultural commodities market exhibited strong divergence across key product groups, reflecting a complex interplay of supply dynamics and global influences. While coffee and durian prices continued to decline under the weight of fresh supply, pepper showed early signs of recovery. Meanwhile, rice exports and live hog prices maintained stable levels, reinforcing confidence among producers and traders.

  Nearly 100 tonnes of Vietnamese fruits, vegetables airlifted to UAE (Monday, April 20,2026)

Vietnamese fresh produce and processed foods are increasingly recognised for their quality, with items such as cashew nuts, coffee and spices gaining popularity among Middle East consumers. In 2025, Vietnam’s farm produce exports to the UAE exceeded 445 million USD, up nearly 24% year-on-year.

  Finance ministry eyes flexible tax thresholds (Monday, April 20,2026)

In a draft law amending several articles of the laws on personal income tax, corporate income tax and value-added tax, Vietnam's finance ministry proposed scrapping the fixed revenue threshold of 500 million VND. Instead, it suggested the threshold be set by the Government based on prevailing economic conditions.

  Imports of machinery and equipment in first quarter of 2026 (Monday, April 20,2026)

In the first three months of 2026, imports of machinery and equipment were valued at nearly US$15.5 billion, an increase of 22.67% compared to the first three months of 2025.

  Animal feed exports and imports in first quarter of 2026 (Monday, April 20,2026)

In the first three months of 2026, exports of animal feed reached nearly US$419.69 million, an increase of 57.16% compared to the first three months of 2025.

  Agricultural Commodities Market Update – April 19 (Sunday, April 19,2026)

On April 19, 2026, the agricultural commodities market experienced mixed movements, presenting both opportunities and challenges for investors and farmers. The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz eased global freight costs, yet it simultaneously exerted downward pressure on coffee prices. Meanwhile, domestic durian prices declined sharply, while Vietnam’s rice exports extended their upward momentum and established a new price range.

  Agricultural Commodities Market Update – April 18 (Saturday, April 18,2026)

On April 18, Vietnam’s agricultural commodities market presented a mixed picture, as coffee prices reversed sharply under heavy selling pressure while durian and rice exports extended their upward momentum. Meanwhile, pepper, live hogs, and rubber remained largely stable, awaiting clearer signals from global markets.

  Agricultural Commodities Market Wrap – April 17 (Friday, April 17,2026)

Vietnam’s agricultural commodities markets extended divergent trends in the morning session of April 17, as industrial crops continued to rally sharply while staple grains, rubber, and livestock prices showed mixed and regionally fragmented movements. The latest developments reflected shifting supply–demand balances, firm export dynamics, and cautious sentiment across global markets.

  Macroeconomy to play key role in stock market after upgrade (Friday, April 17,2026)

Vice Chairman of the State Securities Commission (SSC) Bui Hoang Hai said Vietnamese stocks would be added to FTSE indices in four phases, starting in September 2026 and concluding in September 2027.

  Low-emission zone roadmap drives electric two-wheeler boom in Hanoi (Friday, April 17,2026)

From July 1, Hanoi will introduce time-based or area-based restrictions on petrol-powered motorcycles within Ring Road 1, with plans to expand coverage across the entire zone by 2028 and extend to areas within Ring Road 3 by 2030. The policy is expected to reshape travel habits for millions of urban residents.