Industrial momentum to be created with new generation FDI (Wednesday, January 14,2026)

The "new generation" FDI attraction strategy is expected to become a crucial driving force in promoting restructuring, improving the quality and competitiveness of Vietnam's industrial sector.

  Vietnam's iron and steel exports in 2025 (Wednesday, January 14,2026)

According to calculations from the Vietnam Customs Department, in 2025, Vietnam exported more than 10.06 million tonnes of iron and steel, with a turnover of approximately US$6.63 billion, a decrease of more than 20% in volume and over 27% in value compared to the same period in 2024.

  Coffee export surged at the end of last year, exceeding US$8.3 billion in value (Tuesday, January 13,2026)

Cumulatively from beginning of last year to December 15, 2025, coffee export reached 1.48 million tonnes, worth US$8.36 billion, an increase of 16.9% in volume and 60.7% in value compared to the same period in 2024.

  Rice export: Shifting from 'selling in bulk' to 'selling value' (Tuesday, January 13,2026)

Vietnam is boosting exports of high-quality rice, greening production, and increasing deep processing to maintain market share amidst the volatile global rice market.

  In 2025, wood and forestry product export reached US$18.5 billion (Tuesday, January 13,2026)

In 2025, wood and forestry product exports reached US$18.5 billion, an increase of approximately 6.6% compared to 2024, affirming its position as a key export sector of agriculture.

  Target of US$10 billion in fruit and vegetable export by 2026 (Tuesday, January 13,2026)

Vietnam Fruit and Vegetable Association proposes 6 key solutions to break through export turnover, bringing fruit and vegetable industry to conquer the record milestone of US$10 billion by 2026.

  Exports to UK in 2025 reached over $8.3 billion (Tuesday, January 13,2026)

According to statistics from the Customs Department, Vietnam's exports to the UK market in 2025 reached over US$8.3 billion, an increase of 11.2% compared to the previous year.

  Vietnam's import and export turnover reached 930 billion USD in 2025 (Tuesday, January 13,2026)

According to statistics recently released by the Customs Department, Vietnam's import and export turnover in 2025 reached US$930.06 billion.

  Domestic rice market on January 13, 2026: Dai Thom firm (Tuesday, January 13,2026)

According to Kinhtedothi, domestic rice prices on January 13, 2026 showed little fluctuation, with sluggish trading activities. Early Winter–Spring paddy supply was offered sporadically in several areas.

  Domestic rice market remained unchanged on January 12, 2025 (Monday, January 12,2026)

According to Kinhte & Đô thị, domestic rice prices on the morning of January 12, 2026, remained unchanged from the end of the previous week, with minimal trading activity.

  Domestic pepper prices rose on the morning of January 12, 2026 (Monday, January 12,2026)

According to Kinhte & Đô thị, domestic pepper prices in early trading on January 12, 2026, increased by VND1,500/kg compared with the end of last week, trading in the range of VND150,000–152,500/kg. Overall, during the second week of 2026, domestic pepper prices rose by VND1,000–1,500/kg on average.

  Domestic coffee prices on the morning of January 12, 2026 remained stable (Monday, January 12,2026)

According to Kinhte & Đô thị, domestic coffee prices on the morning of January 12, 2026, fluctuated within the range of VND97,200–97,500/kg.

  Paving a way for accelerating export from a record of $920 billion (Monday, January 12,2026)

A record of $920 billion in import and export in 2025 lays a foundation for 2026, during which Vietnam will boost logistics, improve institutions and develop supporting industries to accelerate exports.

  Vietnam textile and garment industry 2026: narrow market, increased adaptation pressure (Monday, January 12,2026)

In 2026, global textile and garment market is not expected to grow strongly, forcing domestic businesses to increase their flexibility and adaptability.

  Agricultural, forestry and fisheries exports near $70 billion mark (Monday, January 12,2026)

Fishery, wood, fruits and vegetables, and coffee have all surpassed historical milestones, contributing to bringing the export value of agricultural, forestry and fisheries products close to $70 billion, far exceeding the 2025 target.

  Exports to the US increased by 28.1% in 2025 (Monday, January 12,2026)

According to statistics from the Customs Department, Vietnam's exports to the US market in 2025 will reach over US$153.1 billion, an increase of 28.1% compared to the previous year.

  Vietnam’s pepper exports reach US$1.66 billion in 2025 (Monday, January 12,2026)

Vietnam's pepper exports to the United States in 2025 reached 55,082 tonnes, accounting for 22.3% of the total annual pepper exports; followed by the UAE with 22,232 tonnes, accounting for 9%; and China with 19,923 tonnes, accounting for 8.1%.

  Domestic rice market on January 10, 2026: Fragrant and soft rice prices remain high (Saturday, January 10,2026)

According to Kinhtedothi, domestic paddy and rice prices on January 10, 2026, showed little change. The supply of winter–spring paddy was fairly available, but trading activity remained limited.

  Seafood export in 2026: 'long-term challenge' after reaching over $11.3 billion milestones (Saturday, January 10,2026)

After setting a milestone of over $11.3 billion in 2025, Vietnam's seafood exports enter 2026 with many opportunities intertwined with challenges.

  Cashew industry at a new crossroads (Saturday, January 10,2026)

Cashew export in 2025 are approaching $5 billion, exceeding a set target. In 2026, cashew industry faces great opportunities but needs to solve problem of raw materials and increase processing value.

  Vietnam's agricultural, forestry and fisheries exports face new opportunities (Saturday, January 10,2026)

A record of over 70 billion USD in export in 2025 opens up new opportunities, placing Vietnam's agricultural, forestry, and fisheries sector before requirement to raise standards and build brands for long-term breakthroughs

  Key agricultural export sectors surpass US$8 billion (Saturday, January 10,2026)

For the first time, export value of wood and forestry products, seafood, coffee, and fruits and vegetables all exceeded US$8 billion, showing that agricultural exports are shifting towards high-value, flexible products in face of global fluctuations.

  Vietnam's agricultural, forestry, and fishery exports in 2025 (Saturday, January 10,2026)

Vietnam’s export value of agricultural, forestry, and fisheries products was estimated to reach US$70.09 billion, an increase of 12% compared to 2024, exceeding the expected US$65 billion.

  Developing overseas markets: sustainable path for Vietnamese goods (Friday, January 9,2026)

In the context of a volatile global economy, developing overseas markets is not just a temporary solution but has become a strategic pillar for Vietnam's export growth.

  Seafood exports reached record high of over $11 billion (Friday, January 9,2026)

By the end of December of 2025, seafood exports reached approximately $840 million, bringing the total seafood exports for the year 2025 to over $11.34 billion, a 13% increase compared to 2024.

  Imports and exports of in 2025 and targets for 2026 (Thursday, January 8,2026)

In 2025, Vietnam's import and export turnover is estimated to reach a record high of US$920 billion.

  Vietnam’s economic indexes in December and Q4 of 2025 (Thursday, January 8,2026)

According to tradingeconomics.com, in the fourth quarter of 2025, Vietnam’s GDP saw a year – on – year growth rate of 8.46%.

  Industrial production continues to breakthrough in 2026 (Wednesday, January 7,2026)

Previously, the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) report for Vietnam's manufacturing sector in the last month of 2025 showed positive signs in terms of output, new orders, and employment.

  Industrial Production Index increased 9.9% year – on – year in Q4 of 2025 (Wednesday, January 7,2026)

Vietnam’s industrial production in the fourth quarter of 2025 maintained a positive growth trend, with the industrial production index increasing by 9.9% year-on-year.

  Challenges of maintaining seafood export growth in 2026 (Tuesday, January 6,2026)

In December of 2025, seafood exports reached approximately US$840 million, a decrease of nearly 4% compared to the same period last year and a 15% decrease compared to November of 2025, due to businesses being more cautious about exporting to the United States amidst the ban on imports of many major seafood species under the MMPA regulations and concerns about anti-dumping duties on shrimp from the beginning of 2026.