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  • [New] Consensus expects roughly 20% EPS growth in 2026 at an attractive valuation. / Vietnam Why Vietnam Stands Out in EM Right Now | VanEck
  • [New] Under Decree 161/2026 / ND-CP, Vietnam will raise the statutory base salary for public-sector employees by 8%, from VND2.34 million to VND2.53 million per month. Vietnam Briefing News
  • The upcoming RVMC factory in Vietnam will serve as the frontline for international delivery, seamlessly replicating Orbbec's proven China manufacturing workflows for localized mass production. Automation.com
  • The Asian Development Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and the ASEAN + 3 Macroeconomic Research Office are more optimistic, but still predict growth of 7% in 2026. / Vietnam Fortune
  • By 2040, additional countries such as Brazil, Egypt, Indonesia, Kenya, Mexico, Nigeria, the Philippines, South Africa, Turkey, and Vietnam are expected to wield greater global influence, either independently or as part of regional blocs. GOV.UK
  • Key Dynamic & Vulnerability: China's slowdown is a major driver; Artificial Intelligence - related exports (semiconductors) provide a partial buffer for economies like Vietnam and Malaysia. LinkedIn
  • Vietnam has experienced a comparable surge in export-oriented investment, while Mexico has capitalised on nearshoring opportunities created by North American supply chain restructuring. Atlas Institute for International Affairs
  • Northern Vietnam, along with Thanh Hoa and Nghe An provinces, is forecast to receive rainfall 5-10% above average. Vietnamnet.vn
  • Northern and central Vietnam are expected to experience additional heatwaves throughout June, with forecasters warning that some areas could face severe to exceptionally severe temperatures. Vietnamnet.vn
  • The Vietnam agreement marks a major boost to India-Vietnam defence cooperation, while Indonesia could soon become another ASEAN nation to acquire the missile system. Bankersadda
  • A 14.5 million tons production hit means that buyers in Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, China, and the Middle East are going to be looking for other sources to fill any potential shortfall. TEUCRIUM
  • Vietnam has a 30-day window to demonstrate sufficient progressor prepare for a 12-month investigation phase that will culminate in tariff increases, trade-agreement concessions withdrawal, or both if no resolution is reached. Bao Quoc Dan
  • By refusing to choose sides, remaining anchored in multilateral norms, and cultivating diversified partnerships, Vietnam encourages both Washington and Beijing to compete for influence through incentives rather than threats. Belfer Center
  • Vietnam needs $160 billion in infrastructure investment by 2030. Fortune
  • Supply chains continue to adapt, benefiting economies such as Vietnam, Taiwan and Mexico, while energy reallocation and AI-driven semiconductor demand sustain trade growth despite geopolitical disruptions and protectionist pressures. BBVA research
  • The launch of the AWS Local Zone in Hanoi, Vietnam will provide a low-latency, secure cloud computing platform and contribute to supporting Vietnamese businesses' technology needs. Fintech Singapore
  • In parts of Vietnam, meteorologists are already warning that heatwaves in 2026 could arrive earlier, last longer and hit harder than average. Time Out
  • At the 27th Conference of Parties, held in 2022, it pledged to cut methane emissions by 30% and halt deforestation by 2030 and to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. / Vietnam World Bank Group
  • The ongoing geo-economic conflict between the United States and China may offer opportunities for Vietnam, particularly in attracting FDI and boosting exports - two critical pillars of Vietnam's economic growth model. Belfer Center
  • Policymakers are targeting private sector contribution to GDP of 60-70% by 2030, up from approximately 50% today, through initiatives to remove regulatory barriers, protect private property rights, and ensure fair competition. / Vietnam Why Vietnam Stands Out in EM Right Now | VanEck
  • Slowing global trade growth, increased geopolitical tensions, risks to energy prices, inflation, and continued protectionist trends are creating considerable pressure on highly open economies like Vietnam. Saigon Ratings
  • For example, the expected climate damage for Vietnam in 2100 is above 70%, with a standard deviation of around 13%. The Economic Misfit
  • Southeast Asia's EV adoption programs across Thailand, Indonesia, and Vietnam are generating comparable opportunities, with governments actively soliciting foreign direct investment in domestic battery recycling infrastructure as a strategic industrial development priority. IMARC Group

Last updated: 09 July 2026



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