VND in the spotlight: latest news

In February, the meteorological and hydrological agency reported that cold air activity was significantly weaker than the multi-year average. The forecast indicates that temperatures nationwide will be around the average level for the month.

The weather forecast for February 1st indicates that Northern Vietnam and the North Central region will experience cold temperatures. Some mountainous areas in Northern Vietnam are expected to face particularly severe cold conditions.

On February 1st, SJC gold bars were priced at 169 million VND per ounce for buying and 172 million VND per ounce for selling, following a significant decline in gold prices.

On February 1st, Northern Vietnam is expected to see scattered rain and fog in the early morning hours, accompanied by light winds.

Domestic coffee prices in Vietnam have remained stable above 100,000 VND per kilogram, despite a significant drop in global Arabica prices. The local market has only seen minor adjustments, keeping prices at elevated levels.

Most individual investors anticipate that gold prices will soon surpass the $5,000 mark following a week of significant volatility, although Wall Street analysts have differing opinions on the matter.

On January 29th, the commodities market experienced a notable split, with crude oil prices increasing by over 1.3% due to a significant decline in US inventories. In contrast, world coffee prices fell sharply by 4.4%.

On January 29th, the weather nationwide is expected to be mostly dry with minimal rainfall. The morning will start off foggy, but conditions will improve as the day progresses. In the North, temperatures will be mildly cold, while the South will experience hot and sunny weather.

The National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting reports that on January 29th, the weather in Vietnam will be generally stable. Northern Vietnam is expected to experience cold temperatures at night, while Southern Vietnam will enjoy sunny days.

On January 29, 2026, global gasoline and oil prices have experienced a significant increase. However, the domestic gasoline and oil market is expected to remain stable despite these global fluctuations.

Fuel prices experienced a significant surge today, January 29th, with predictions indicating a widespread increase in domestic fuel prices this afternoon.

This afternoon, gasoline prices are expected to increase by approximately 100-250 VND per liter, while diesel prices are also anticipated to rise.

Domestic fuel prices are expected to rise significantly on January 29th, in line with global trends. Gasoline prices may increase by as much as 530 VND per liter.

Fuel prices are expected to rise significantly this afternoon, January 29th, with domestic gasoline prices projected to increase by 420 to 530 VND per liter. Additionally, diesel prices may also see a sharp increase.

Fuel prices are projected to rise this afternoon, with an anticipated increase of 420 to 530 VND per liter for gasoline. Diesel fuel is also expected to experience a similar upward trend.

Thailand's Fiscal Policy Office forecasts that the baht will strengthen to an average of 32.0 per US dollar by 2026, bolstered by expectations of a weaker dollar.

Interest rates in Vietnam are projected to keep rising, with estimates indicating they will peak in the first quarter of 2026. Following this peak, rates are expected to gradually stabilize and decline.

A cold air mass is impacting the Northwest, North Central, and most parts of the Central Central regions of Northern Vietnam. Scattered rain has been reported in these areas.

AMRO projects that Vietnam will remain the leading driver of growth in the ASEAN+3 region by 2026, fueled by unprecedented foreign direct investment, an increased role in supply chains, and a commitment to green growth.

On January 23rd, domestic pepper prices rose by 500 to 1,000 VND per kilogram in key producing regions. The Import-Export Department anticipates that these prices will continue to remain elevated in the near future.

The Bank of Japan has opted to keep interest rates steady at 0.75% and has also increased its forecast for economic growth.

The weather forecast for January 22nd indicates widespread severe cold, with certain regions in Northern Vietnam and Thanh Hoa expected to experience extreme cold temperatures.

A cold front is impacting Northern Vietnam, bringing severe cold weather on January 23rd. The National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting reports that temperatures in some mountainous regions have dropped below 3 degrees Celsius. Residents are advised to take precautions against the harsh conditions.

On January 23rd, a cold air mass will continue to impact the Northern region and Thanh Hoa province, resulting in extremely cold weather. The mountainous areas of Northern Vietnam should be prepared for frost and snow conditions.

On January 23rd, Northern Vietnam will face its third consecutive day of severe cold, with temperatures expected to drop below 3°C. Residents should be prepared for widespread frost and potential snowfall.