Over USD 125 million was sold off by foreign investors amid global policy changes - yet officials say Vietnam’s fundamentals remain strong.

Gold prices spiked to new records following U.S. tariff announcements, but experts warn of potential pullbacks amid rising profit-taking pressure.

Led by Deputy PM Bui Thanh Son, the inter-ministerial group will monitor U.S. trade shifts and coordinate national responses to protect Vietnamese exports.

Faced with years-long wait times and complex procedures, many Vietnamese enterprises are registering intellectual property in foreign countries to stay competitive.

A Korean investor has spent $2.7 million to remove coal-fired boilers at a textile dyeing factory in Nam Dinh, fully transitioning to biomass boilers using rice husk pellets.

A number of petroleum distributors have been prosecuted recently, reflecting the serious problems that exist in the petroleum market. Closing legal loopholes will be necessary to ensure the smooth operation of the market.

The silver market is emerging in Vietnam and could bring profitability higher than gold and real estate in 2024, but there are many risks.

Experts are forecasting that gold prices in Vietnam could rise to 93 million VND ($3,600) per tael in 2025, driven by global market trends and economic uncertainties. But what’s the best time to buy or sell?