Viet Nam’s diary producer Vinamilk is officially allowed to export its milk products to the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) under the supervision of the union’s customs agency.

Once the deal comes into force, it would create a new driving force for the comprehensive partnership between Vietnam and the EU.

Vietnamese shares moved steadily upwards on Monday despite negative movements among Asian markets as the hunt for good quarterly corporate earnings intensified.

Vietnam's government will submit lower economic growth targets to the parliament, given the disruption of trade and business activities by the coronavirus pandemic

Domestic gold price soared to surpass VND49 million (US$2,100) per tael (1.2 ounce) this morning when the global prices of the yellow metal climbed to a multi-year high.

Vietnamese shares remained negative on Friday morning while trading liquidity increased as selling pressure rose.

Shares may continue to enjoy growth this week on hopeful signs about the Government's containment of the COVID-19 outbreak and a handful of other supportive information.

The COVID-19 pandemic was basically under control in Viet Nam, so it was time to restart the local economy, said Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc at a meeting with businesses on Saturday.

Vietnam should be prepared for a new wave of FDI inflows after the Covid-19 medical issue is resolved, which could be in around one year from now, said CEO of VinaCapital Don Lam.