
Vietnam rice prices stable as Philippines boosts imports on March 12 (Thursday, March 12,2026)
Rice prices in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta were largely unchanged on Thursday, with trading activity subdued, while export demand remained supportive as the Philippines sharply increased imports of Vietnamese rice in the first two months of the year.

Domestic coffee prices fall on Brazil crop outlook on March 12 (Thursday, March 12,2026)
Domestic coffee prices extended losses on Thursday on both global exchanges as expectations of a bumper crop in Brazil weighed on the market, while domestic prices in Vietnam fell sharply to their lowest level since late December.

Vietnam pepper prices edged lower on March 12 (Thursday, March 12,2026)
Vietnam’s domestic pepper prices edged lower on Thursday, while export prices also declined amid softer market sentiment.

PM highlights 'silver economy' as sustainable growth driver (Thursday, March 12,2026)
The PM stressed that population ageing is an inevitable part of development, and the key challenge is not to avoid it but to respond proactively with sound policies and decisive action to turn the "silver economy" into a new driver of growth, innovation and sustainable development.

Cinnamon exports increased in first 2 months (Thursday, March 12,2026)
After a period of market volatility, Vietnam's cinnamon exports showed positive signs from the beginning of 2026. Both volume and value increased compared to the same period last year, indicating that global demand for spices continues to remain stable.

Middle East conflict and affects on Vietnam's seafood exports (Thursday, March 12,2026)
The conflict in the Middle East not only impacts strategic shipping routes but also creates new pressure on logistics costs and the supply chain of Vietnam's seafood industry.

Hanoi maintains stable supply of petrol, LPG (Thursday, March 12,2026)
The Hanoi Market Surveillance Sub-department said petrol and LPG trading activities across the city remain stable, with supply largely meeting demand despite volatility in global energy prices.

Import and export and need for reshaping development strategy (Wednesday, March 11,2026)
Entering a new phase, import and export continue to be important drivers of growth but require flexible development strategies that adapt to new context.

China increases spending on high-end segment, Vietnamese shrimp export benefit (Wednesday, March 11,2026)
Trend of shrimp import in China is shifting from quantity to quality, opening up opportunities for breakthroughs for Vietnamese shrimp exports, especially in the high-value segment.

Industrial production increased by 10.4% in 2 months of 2026 (Wednesday, March 11,2026)
According to the socio-economic report for February and the first two months of 2026 published by the General Statistics Office (Ministry of Finance) on March 6th, the Lunar New Year (Year of the Horse) took place in February of 2026, resulting in fewer working days compared to the previous month and the same period last year.

Pangasius industry aims for sustainable growth in 2026 (Wednesday, March 11,2026)
Entering 2026, Vietnamese pangasius industry is seeing many positive signs, both in terms of raw material prices and export prospects.

National technical standard for liquid milk products issued (Wednesday, March 11,2026)
The Ministry of Industry and Trade has just issued a Circular on the National Technical Standard for Liquid Milk Products.

Vietnam farm commodities steady on March 11,2026 (Wednesday, March 11,2026)
Vietnam’s key agricultural commodities were largely steady on Wednesday, with domestic coffee and pepper prices showing little change while rice export prices remained firm despite global market volatility.

Import and export in 2025 create a solid foundation for sustainable integration (Tuesday, March 10,2026)
In 2025, Vietnam's import and export surpassed the $930 billion mark, with a trade surplus of approximately $20 billion, reflecting resilience of foreign trade amidst global fluctuations.

Vietnam rice prices edged up on March 10 as raw rice and by-products rise slightly (Tuesday, March 10,2026)
Vietnam’s rice market in the Mekong Delta saw slight increases in several categories on Tuesday, with OM 5451 raw rice and by-products edging higher compared with the previous session. Meanwhile, escalating tensions in the Middle East are disrupting maritime shipping, delaying Indian basmati rice exports and potentially affecting the global rice supply chain.

Domestic pepper prices steady on March 10, Middle East tensions may pressure prices in the short term (Tuesday, March 10,2026)
Vietnam’s domestic pepper prices remained stable on Tuesday at 144,500–146,500 dong per kilogram, although exporters warned that escalating tensions in the Middle East could weigh on demand and put short-term pressure on prices.

Vietnam coffee prices steady at 96,700 dong/kg as farmers hold back sales (Tuesday, March 10,2026)
Vietnam’s domestic coffee prices remained stable on Tuesday in the Central Highlands, trading in the range of 96,300–96,700 dong per kilogram, as many farmers continued to hold back supplies in anticipation of higher prices.

Vietnam to minimize impact of US-Israel-Iran conflict on imports and exports (Tuesday, March 10,2026)
The escalating conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran, starting on February 28, 2026, is creating a new layer of risk for global trade, which is already not entirely stable.

Vietnamese tuna export to EU face new competitive pressure (Monday, March 9,2026)
Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between EU and India is expected to reduce tariffs on many seafood products to 0%, creating significant competitive pressure on Vietnamese tuna in European market.

Small consumer loan threshold proposed to increase to 400 million VND (Monday, March 9,2026)
A draft circular proposes increasing the threshold to 400 million VND for loans issued by credit institutions and 200 million VND for those provided by people’s credit funds.

Promoting high-quality rice exports amid mounting challenges (Monday, March 9,2026)
According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment (MAE), an estimated 600,000 tonnes of rice worth 370 million USD was exported in January, up 12.4% in volume and 16.9% in value year-on-year. The average export price reached 616.6 USD per tonne, up 4%.

PM requests boosting agricultural development in Northwestern region (Monday, March 9,2026)
PM Chinh encouraged local residents to explore additional crops and livestock suitable for intercropping in order to maximise land use efficiency. Farmers were also urged to strengthen cooperation with one another and with businesses by joining cooperatives, consolidating land resources and working together to expand production and improve incomes.

Tightening import conditions for used cars under CPTPP quotas (Monday, March 9,2026)
The Ministry of Industry and Trade has just issued Circular No. 08/2026/TT-BCT amending regulations on auctioning tariff quotas for the import of used cars under the CPTPP Agreement, adding requirements on rules of origin and adjusting related technical criteria.

Key agricultural products saw export growth (Monday, March 9,2026)
Most key agricultural export groups achieved positive double-digit growth.

Vietnam Commodities Roundup on March 8, 2026– Coffee and Durian Prices Rose, Live Hog Market Held Steady (Sunday, March 8,2026)
Vietnam’s agricultural markets showed a generally positive tone on March 8, 2026, as prices of coffee, pepper and durian edged higher, while the live hog market stabilized nationwide.

Vietnam agricultural markets update – March 7, 2026 (Saturday, March 7,2026)
The agricultural commodity market on March 7 saw coffee and pepper prices rise sharply as global supplies tightened. Other commodities, such as rice and durian, recorded slight fluctuations across different segments.

Vietnam rice prices largely stable on March 6, fresh paddy shows slight fluctuations (Friday, March 6,2026)
Rice prices in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta were largely unchanged on March 6, while prices of several fresh paddy varieties edged slightly lower. Meanwhile, export rice prices remained stable, ranging between USD316 and USD434 per tonne.

Domestic pepper prices on March 6 rebounded sharply to a high of VND146,000/kg (Friday, March 6,2026)
Pepper prices in Vietnam’s domestic market rose sharply by VND500–2,000 per kg on March 6, compared with the previous day, with prices ranging between VND144,000 and VND146,000 per kg. The pepper market is believed to be entering a tightening supply cycle, with Vietnam continuing to play a leading role globally.

Domestic coffee prices rose on March 6,2026 (Friday, March 6,2026)
In Vietnam, the domestic coffee market continued to rise on March 6, 2026, compared with the previous day.

Seafood exports faced pressure from US tariff fluctuations in February (Friday, March 6,2026)
Vietnam's seafood exports in February of 2026 faced significant pressure from new US tariff policies, while the Lunar New Year holiday shortened production and delivery times, making growth prospects less favorable than the previous month.

Public debt borrowing and repayment plan for 2026
Ensuring resources: Mobilizing sufficient and timely borrowed capital at reasonable costs and acceptable risks to meet expenditure needs ...Plan on implementation of high-tech law
Inter-sectoral legal support program for small and ...

Tourism destinations refresh offerings to welcome New ...
Across the Mekong Delta, many tourist sites have been busy upgrading their offerings. At the Con Son tourism site in Can Tho city, members ...Annual New Year festival shines in Da Nang
Phu Quoc emerging as a favourite global destination
Vietnam Airlines adds 270 flights to during 2026 New Year ...


