Foreign investors continued to sell on HoSE for the 11th straight session.

The timely and coordinated actions taken by regulatory authorities and the business community will not only help ease cost pressures but also ensure smooth maritime transport, and stabilise the supply of goods and energy for the economy.

The energy expert assessed that Việt Nam holds significant advantages, including abundant solar and wind resources supported by hydropower and battery storage, a growing electric vehicle industry, electrification-ready industrial sectors, and substantial biomass and bioenergy potential.

The funding will support three priorities – green growth and climate adaptation, disaster-resilient rural development and climate-adaptive infrastructure in northern mountainous regions, especially for ethnic minority communities.

The route was originally scheduled for March 31 but was brought forward due to strong demand from travel companies.

For an agriculture-based economy such as Việt Nam, ensuring stable supply and managing input costs has become increasingly important to safeguard farm production against external shocks.

Foreign trading contributed negatively, with foreign investors recording a net sell of over VNĐ1.3 trillion on HoSE and VNĐ81.75 billion on HNX. 

The launch of the VPBank MWG Mastercard credit card underscores the shared commitment to advancing secure, relevant and everyday digital payment experiences in Việt Nam.

The move is expected to help ease congestion at the border, improve operational efficiency of relevant forces, and further promote cross-border trade.