Vietnam’s agricultural commodity markets (Morning, March 19) – Pepper prices falling sharply (Thursday, March 19,2026)

Vietnam’s agricultural commodities market saw divergent movements earlier on Thursday, with domestic pepper prices falling sharply, coffee extending gains, while rice and fruit markets remained largely subdued amid weak demand and ample supply.

  Exports to Malaysia increased in 2 months of 2026 (Thursday, March 19,2026)

According to data from the Vietnam Customs Department, in the first two months of 2026, Vietnam exported goods to Malaysia worth of US$952.1 million, an increase of 26.6% compared to the previous year.

  Efforts made to reinforce foundations of Vietnam’s fruit, vegetable value chains (Thursday, March 19,2026)

Vietnam’s fruit and vegetable exports have entered 2026 on a strong growth trajectory. Alongside market expansion, the sector is reinforcing key foundations, including traceability, management of planting area codes, deep processing, and the development of raw material zones.

  Container shipping rates inch up amid global maritime disruptions (Thursday, March 19,2026)

International container shipping has been affected by escalating conflicts in the Middle East, which have disrupted several major trade routes. Some vessels are unable to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, forcing carriers to reroute their services.

  Exports to China increased sharply in 2 months of 2026 (Thursday, March 19,2026)

According to statistics from the Customs Department, Vietnam's merchandise exports to the Chinese market in the first two months of 2026 reached over US$11.02 billion, an increase of 39.9% compared to the same period last year.

  Exports to Netherlands grew in 2 months of 2026 (Thursday, March 19,2026)

According to statistics from the Customs Department, Vietnam's exports to the Netherlands in the first two months of 2026 reached US$2.24 billion, an increase of 14.3% compared to the same period last year.

  Imports and exports decreased in 2nd half of February (Thursday, March 19,2026)

The latest preliminary statistics from the Customs Department showed that the total value of Vietnam's imports and exports in the second half of February of 2026 (February 16th to February 28th, 2026) reached US$23.04 billion, a sharp decrease of 44.7% (corresponding to a decrease of US$18.63 billion) compared to the results achieved in the first half of February of 2026 (February 1st to February 15th, 2026).

  Vietnam’s agricultural commodity markets (Morning, March 18) – Coffee and hog prices rose, pepper hit multi-month low (Wednesday, March 18,2026)

Vietnam’s agricultural commodity markets presented sharply contrasting trends on Wednesday morning (March 18), as coffee and live hog prices extended gains while pepper fell to its lowest level in nearly five months under pressure from fresh harvest supply. Meanwhile, rice markets remained subdued and rubber prices weakened globally, reflecting broader uncertainty across commodities.

  Exports to Cambodia reached over US$890.6 million in 2 months of 2026 (Wednesday, March 18,2026)

Over the years, economic and trade cooperation between Vietnam and Cambodia has achieved significant results.

  Measures sought to address business challenges amid Middle East conflict (Wednesday, March 18,2026)

Vietnam is facing a three-stage ripple effect - first on transport and fuel-dependent industries, then on sectors relying on their outputs, and ultimately on consumers. Volatility in key commodities like fuel is disrupting the entire supply chain and increasing the risk of market instability.

  Exports to Russia reached over $345.5 million in 2 months of 2026 (Wednesday, March 18,2026)

According to statistics from the Customs Department, Vietnam's exports to Russia in the first two months of 2026 reached over $345.5 million, a decrease of 0.9% compared to the same period last year.

  Exports to UK grew in 2 months of 2026 (Wednesday, March 18,2026)

According to the statistics figures from the Customs Department, Vietnam's exports to the UK market in the first two months of 2026 reached over US$1.38 billion, an increase of 10.4% compared to the same period last year.

  Petrol supplies still ensure production and consumption in coming months: PM (Wednesday, March 18,2026)

Petrol prices have been kept under control and aligned with global trends, while overall energy supplies have continued to meet production and consumption needs without major fluctuations.

  Ho Chi Minh City takes proactive steps to sustain double-digit growth (Wednesday, March 18,2026)

Ho Chi Minh City is stepping up efforts to secure double-digit economic growth by proactively rolling out a comprehensive set of solutions, as global uncertainties, geopolitical tensions, volatile energy prices, and unstable monetary policies in major economies pose growing challenges.

  Exports to France grew in 2 months of 2026 (Wednesday, March 18,2026)

According to statistics from the Customs Department, Vietnam's exports to France in the first two months of 2026 reached US$702.1 million, an increase of 11.6% compared to the same period last year.

  Regulations on importing cigarettes and cigars amended and supplemented (Tuesday, March 17,2026)

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has just issued Circular No. 07/2026/TT-BCT amending and supplementing several articles of Circular 37/2013/TT-BCT on the import of cigarettes and cigars.

  Middle East conflict and impacts on shrimp export market (Tuesday, March 17,2026)

The Middle East is one of the important market regions for Vietnamese seafood, with shrimp being a notable export item.

  Vietnam’s agricultural markets on March 17 – Durian surged, coffee declined, rice trading subdued (Tuesday, March 17,2026)

Vietnam’s agricultural markets showed broad divergence on March 17, as a sharp rebound in durian prices contrasted with continued weakness in coffee, while rice trading in the Mekong Delta remained slow despite stable prices. Other key commodities, such as pepper, hogs, and rubber, displayed either stability or mixed trends across regions and exchanges.

  Cashew industry 2026: expanding markets, elevating deep processing (Monday, March 16,2026)

Cashew industry starts 2026 with positive growth, aiming for deep processing, market diversification and consolidating its sustainable billion-dollar position.

  Vietnamese agricultural products and aspiration to position in global value chain (Monday, March 16,2026)

Amidst global trade fluctuations, Vietnamese agricultural products set export record. But behind numbers lies challenge of escaping raw material exports and positioning Vietnam as "kitchen of the world".

  Export in 2026: growth target of 15-16% (Monday, March 16,2026)

Import and export continue to be the driving force for growth in 2026. Target of 15-16% export growth is not only a matter of scale, but also a requirement to strengthen the internal capacity of the economy.

  Bringing Vietnam-Japan fisheries cooperation to level of regional value chain linkage (Monday, March 16,2026)

Fisheries cooperation between Vietnam and Japan is moving beyond purely commercial frameworks, gradually forming a two-way value chain linking production, processing, technology and sustainable development.

  Vietnam Agricultural Markets – March 16: Coffee fell to three-month low as farm supply surges (Monday, March 16,2026)

Vietnam’s agricultural markets extended a broad correction on Monday as key export commodities, including coffee, pepper, and durian, retreated after recent rallies. In contrast, rice and rubber trading remained subdued while live hog prices showed early signs of recovery in parts of northern and central Vietnam.

  An Giang accelerates export shift to meet green consumption trends (Monday, March 16,2026)

To enhance competitiveness, authorities are assisting businesses in obtaining globally recognised certifications such as GlobalG.A.P., Organic and HACCP, enabling key exports including rice, seafood and clean agricultural products to strengthen their position in global markets, according to Quang Xuan Lua, Director of the An Giang Centre for Trade and Investment Promotion.

  World-standard workforce crucial to building int’l financial centre (Monday, March 16,2026)

Without a management team knowledgeable about the international financial market, and without experts capable of designing products, operating trading infrastructure and monitoring risks, even advanced mechanisms and policies will be difficult to be carried out.

  Vietnamese businesses ride wave of investment in green manufacturing (Monday, March 16,2026)

Recent developments in private investment show that as confidence in the private sector has grown and is a key driver of economic development, investors are strengthening support for enterprises not only through capital but also management expertise and market connectivity.

  Seafood exports slowed in February and expected to recover in March (Monday, March 16,2026)

Vietnam's seafood exports in February of 2026 reached approximately US$707 million, an 8% increase compared to the same period last year; cumulative exports for the first two months of 2026 reached US$1.7 billion, a 20.2% increase.

  Agricultural exports maintain growth momentum in 2 months (Monday, March 16,2026)

In the first two months of 2026, many of Vietnam's key agricultural products continued to maintain growth in export volume, making a significant contribution to the overall positive growth of agricultural, forestry, and fisheries exports.

  Vietnam Agricultural Markets – March 15: Pepper rose on harvest demand while coffee and durian plunged (Sunday, March 15,2026)

Vietnam’s agricultural markets showed sharply diverging trends on Saturday, with domestic pepper prices rebounding strongly during the harvest season while coffee and durian prices fell steeply. Meanwhile, rice, live hogs, and rubber moved in mixed directions, with most markets trading sideways or seeing only modest regional fluctuations.

  Vietnam Agricultural Markets – March 14: Coffee rebounded, durian firm while pepper fell to multi-month low (Saturday, March 14,2026)

Vietnam’s agricultural markets moved in different directions on Friday, with coffee and durian posting strong gains while pepper prices dropped to their lowest levels in months. Meanwhile, the rice sector faced pressure from declining export values, and live hog prices showed mixed movements across regions.