Vietnam economy
VN-Index loses about 64 points in September
The VN-Index ended September's final session at around 1,768 points, down about 64 points, or 3.5%, from the previous month-end.
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Key transport projects reach 40.7% disbursement
Key transport projects had disbursed VND105.257 trillion from their 2026 state-budget plans by September 21, equal to 40.7% of allocated capital.
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AI could require 11 million Americans to change occupations
A McKinsey report released on September 29 estimates that around 11 million Americans, or 6.5% of the current workforce, could need to change occupations by 2035 because of automation and AI.
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Le Thai Sam returns as Bamboo Airways chairman
Le Thai Sam returned as Bamboo Airways' chairman and legal representative on September 30, according to the airline's updated business registration.
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Vietnam's overnight interbank rate falls to 0.2%
Vietnam's overnight dong interbank rate fell to an annualised 0.2% on September 29, down 0.3 percentage points from the previous session.
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New rice-export business rules take effect on October 1
Decree 365/2026/ND-CP on rice export business takes effect on October 1, replacing earlier regulations.
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PNJ shortens gold-buyback payment period to two days
From September 30, PNJ shortened buyback payment for SJC gold bars, plain rings, Phuc Loc Tai gold and Kim Bao gold to T+2, the second day after the transaction.
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Vietnam approves commodity derivatives development programme
Vietnam's Ministry of Industry and Trade approved a commodity derivatives market development programme for 2026–2030, with a vision to 2045, under Decision 2433/QD-BCT.
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Green standards can strengthen rural industrial products
ESG specialist Tran Xuan Quynh argues that green standards can help rural industrial products meet market requirements, strengthen brands and improve export prospects.
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