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Vietnam Aims for Higher Growth in 2026 after 8.02% GDP Growth in 2025

Vietnam Aims for Over 10% Annual GDP Growth from 2026 to 2030

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Vietnam is considering raising the foreign ownership cap for domestic airlines from 34% to 49% to attract investment and enhance operational capabilities. This change aligns with Vietnam's commitments under free trade agreements. The move comes as local airlines face challenges due to rising jet fuel costs, which have surged by 88% since the Iran war began, prompting carriers to adjust operations to optimize costs.

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Vietnam to raise airline foreign ownership cap, carriers to further adjust operations

Việt Nam has launched the Vietnam Mergers & Acquisitions Association (VMAA), the first specialized organization in the sector, to support corporate restructuring and attract strategic capital. The association aims to link businesses, investors, and advisory firms, enhancing the M&A market's professionalism. This initiative aligns with the government's reforms to strengthen the private sector and improve the investment environment. In 2025, Việt Nam saw 367 M&A deals valued at $8.7 billion, indicating a market recovery. The VMAA plans to build a sustainable M&A ecosystem and target 1,000 members by the end of its first term.

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Total registered foreign investment in Vietnam reached $18.24 billion as of April 27, marking a 32% year-on-year increase. This includes 1,249 new projects with a registered capital of $12.15 billion, primarily in manufacturing and processing, which attracted $8.12 billion. Realized foreign investment was estimated at $7.40 billion, the highest in five years. Singapore led foreign investments with $6.05 billion, followed by South Korea and China. Notably, capital contributions and share purchases rose by 61.9% to $2.96 billion.

- As of April 27, 2026, Vietnam's total foreign investment registered amounts to 18.24 billion USD, marking a 32% year-on-year increase.  
- The manufacturing sector leads with 8.12 billion USD, while the electricity, gas, and water sectors follow with 2.31 billion USD.  
- Notably, Singapore tops the investment sources with 6.05 billion USD, representing 49.8% of the total foreign investments in the first four months.

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Vietnam is emerging as a key manufacturing hub in Asia, driven by rising FDI and a shift towards high-value production. The country ranked third in the 2026 Asia Manufacturing Index, with a GDP growth of 8.02% in 2025, largely due to a 9.97% increase in manufacturing. FDI inflows reached approximately $38.42 billion, with the manufacturing sector attracting $21.01 billion, reinforcing its role in global supply chains. Vietnam aims to enhance its industrial base and transition to higher value-added production by 2030, focusing on technology and innovation.

- Vietnam has emerged as a significant manufacturing hub in Asia, driven by a robust manufacturing sector and increased foreign direct investment (FDI), ranking third in the 2026 Asia Manufacturing Index.  
- The country's GDP grew by 8.02 percent in 2025, with manufacturing accounting for 31.49 percent of this growth, highlighting its role in economic development and global trade integration.  
- Strategic initiatives aim to transition Vietnam from low-cost assembly to high-value industries, supported by free trade agreements and incentives for high-tech manufacturing and innovation.

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On Tuesday, the VN-Index rose by 22.55 points (1.22%) to close at 1,875.84, driven by large-cap Vin-family stocks. The VN30-Index also increased by 30 points (1.49%) to 2,041.40. Despite 210 decliners, 107 stocks advanced, with total trading volume exceeding 629.7 million shares valued at approximately VNĐ19.4 trillion (US$737.2 million). Notable gainers included Vinhomes and Vincom Retail, while the oil and gas sector faced selling pressure. The HNX-Index fell by 2.51 points (1%) to 249.44, with foreign investors net selling nearly VNĐ528.6 billion.

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The Vietnam International Fisheries Technology Expo 2026 (VINAFIS EXPO 2026) opened on April 28 in HCM City, marking the first comprehensive exhibition for the fisheries sector. Featuring over 200 booths, the expo aims to connect domestic and international organizations across the fisheries value chain. It includes seminars on sustainable practices and will award the "Vietnam Fisheries Golden Quality Award" to high-standard products. Vietnam, ranking third in global fisheries exports, faces challenges like climate change and competition, emphasizing the need for technology transfer and sustainable development in the industry.

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The market in HÀ NỘI closed lower on Tuesday, with the VN-Index dropping 3.63 points (0.2%) to 1,833.48. A total of 227 stocks declined, while trading value increased to VNĐ24.9 trillion (US$948 million). The VN30-Index also fell, down 1.96 points (0.1%). Key stocks like Vietcombank and VPBank saw losses. Foreign investors sold off nearly VNĐ378 billion on HoSE. The decline reflects cautious investor sentiment following a strong rally and external geopolitical tensions.

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Vietnam and China are enhancing efforts to achieve a more balanced and sustainable bilateral trade, as discussed by Vietnamese Minister of Industry and Trade Lê Mạnh Hùng and Chinese Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao. They reviewed economic ties and agreed on measures to boost trade, including expanding Vietnamese exports and establishing more trade promotion offices. The goal is to increase bilateral trade turnover to $500 billion in the coming years. Both ministers emphasized cooperation in cross-border e-commerce and invited each other to upcoming trade meetings.

- Vietnam and China are intensifying efforts to develop bilateral trade towards a more balanced and sustainable trajectory, as noted by Vietnam's Minister of Industry and Trade, Nguyen Hong Dien, during discussions with Chinese Minister Wang Wentao.  
- The ministers reviewed recent economic and trade relations, reaffirmed their status as key trade partners, and highlighted a bilateral trade volume of $256.5 billion last year, a 24.8% increase.  
- They agreed to form a joint technical working group to accelerate the implementation of agreements and elevate bilateral trade to $500 billion in the coming years.

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Businesses in Vietnam are facing rising input costs and weak market demand, prompting nearly 47% to call for lower lending interest rates to alleviate financial pressures. A survey of 19,907 enterprises revealed that 68.8% reported stable or improved operations in Q1 2026, though caution has increased as 31.2% noted worsening conditions. The construction sector is particularly challenged, with 70.1% of firms citing difficulties due to high material prices. Recommendations include stabilizing raw material prices and adjusting fiscal policies to enhance competitiveness amid economic uncertainty.

- In the first quarter of 2026, business activity remained stable overall, but notable differences existed among industries.  
- A significant number of businesses reported concerns about rising input costs and weak market demand, with nearly 47% advocating for lower loan rates to alleviate financial pressure.  
- The manufacturing and service industries showed relative stability, while the construction sector faced significant challenges, highlighting ongoing pressures amid a slow recovery in domestic consumption.

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