Viet Nam's seafood exports have room for growth in 2026 thanks to gradually recovering global consumer demand and advantages from free trade agreements (FTAs)

Asian imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) have just recorded their sharpest decline since 2022, amid Middle Eastern conflicts disrupting supply

Despite facing many challenges, especially geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East, in the first quarter of 2026, Viet Nam's total export turnover reached nearly 100 billion USD

In the first quarter of 2026, Vietnam's import and export activities experienced positive growth; however, recently, businesses are facing many pressures regarding markets and costs.

Despite facing numerous challenges, the Vietnamese economy in the first few months of the year recorded many positive signs from exports and imports, industrial production, and budget revenue

With the new list of inland container depots, Viet Nam is expected to increase cargo consolidation, customs clearance, and connectivity among production areas, seaports and border gates

The country's food sector remains stuck in low value-added stages, prompting experts and businesses to call for a strategic shift to unlock its full potential.

Many companies have begun restructuring operations, tightening cost controls and preparing contingency plans to sustain production, retain markets and safeguard workers’ incomes