Despite heavy selling in real estate and securities shares, Vingroup’s rise and a surge in energy stocks lifted the benchmark …
Vietnam
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Late-session surge flips market from deep losses to strong gains, fueled by banking, brokerage, and real estate stocks.
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Futures & Commodities
Vietnam’s Hottest Steel Stock $HPG Racks Up Record $4 Billion Debt for Mega-Expansion
While over 93% of HPG’s revenue is still derived from steel, the company is also active in agriculture, logistics, and real estate
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BUSINESSFutures & Commodities
Vietnamese Quartz Giant VICOSTONE Defies Global Headwinds, Posts $38M Profit Despite US Tariffs
by Daphne Dougnby Daphne DougnVicostone’s latest results provide a crucial barometer for how resilient specialized, high-value Asian exporters can be when facing severe macroeconomic …
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Real EstateReviews
Vingroup’s Assets Top $42 Billion as Revenue Surges 34% in 2025 — VinFast, Vinhomes, and Vinpearl Drive Record Growth
Vietnam’s largest private conglomerate has reported a remarkable performance in the first nine months of 2025, with total consolidated revenue …
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BUSINESS
Masan’s Big Gamble: Why Vietnam’s Consumer King Took a 16% Profit Hit for a Shot at the VN30
The company’s plans that Masan Consumer (MCH) is targeting December 18, 2025, for its landmark listing on the Ho Chi …
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BUSINESSReal EstateReviews
The $31 Billion Solo Act: Vingroup’s Place in Southeast Asia’s Elite Investment Map
Spotlight on Southeast Asia’s Billion-Dollar Titans
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MARKETS
Vietnam’s Steel Stocks Soar on China Trade Probe, Bucking a Slump in Market-Moving Vingroup
by Daphne Dougnby Daphne DougnThe benchmark VN-Index climbed for a second day, but the gains were driven by small-caps and a new trade investigation, …
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After a steep morning plunge, Vietnam’s benchmark index staged a “breathtaking” afternoon comeback led by blue-chip stocks like Vietjet and …
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BUSINESSPOLITICS
Trump Strikes Landmark Trade Deals with Southeast Asia — Malaysia, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Thailand to Gain U.S. Tariff Relief in Exchange for Major Purchases
by Dean Dougnby Dean DougnUnder the agreements, Southeast Asian nations will lower import duties and regulatory barriers for American goods — particularly agricultural products, metals, and automobiles