VND in the spotlight: latest news

The VN-Index began the last trading week of the lunar year with a cautious outlook and significantly decreased liquidity, despite a generally positive global market environment.

VPI's fuel price forecasting model, powered by machine learning, predicts a slight increase in retail gasoline and diesel prices during the price adjustment period beginning February 12, 2026.

The Airports Corporation of Vietnam has successfully recovered over VND 5.1 trillion in receivables as domestic airlines recover from the impacts of Covid-19. However, debts owed by certain airlines remain a concern.

Capital investments from the Middle East into Vietnam are expected to increase following a pivotal year, with several regional funds preparing to invest more significantly in the market.

Poultry farmers in Vietnam are facing significant challenges due to a sharp increase in feed prices in recent weeks. This surge, driven by various factors, has adversely affected the poultry industry.

The Vietnam Magnesium Sulfate Fertilizers market plays a vital role in the country's agricultural inputs sector, distinguished by its growth potential and importance to crop production.

The US consumer confidence index increased to 57.3 points in February 2026, surpassing expectations and marking its highest level since August 2025. This rise is attributed to a notable decrease in short-term inflation expectations, despite ongoing concerns among consumers.

On the morning of February 9th, global asset markets showed signs of recovery in certain sectors following last week's fluctuations. In Vietnam, the VN-Index is expected to experience some volatility.

The meteorological and hydrological agency forecasts that rain will taper off by the afternoon of February 9th, leading to dry weather in Hanoi and the northern region.

The Vietnam curtain wall accessories market is at a pivotal moment, influenced by ongoing urbanization and increasing construction activities. Forecasts indicate significant growth in this sector from 2026 to 2035, driven by rising demand for modern building designs and energy-efficient solutions.

Nineteen additional aircraft will be deployed to accommodate the high demand during the Lunar New Year peak period. This increase in capacity will serve various routes from Ho Chi Minh City to destinations including Hue, Thanh Hoa, Vinh, Pleiku, Tuy Hoa, Quy Nhon, Chu Lai, and Dong Hoi.

Northern Vietnam is expected to experience intense cold on February 9th, with temperatures dropping to 10-13 degrees Celsius in most areas and as low as 7-10 degrees Celsius in the mountainous regions. In some mountainous areas, temperatures may fall below 3 degrees Celsius.

On February 9th, a cold front is expected to impact Northern Vietnam and North Central regions, bringing severe cold temperatures and frost. The National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting has indicated that this cold air mass will also lead to rough sea conditions.

The Vietnam Temporary Site Buildings market plays a vital role in facilitating the country's swift industrialization and modernization of infrastructure.

The Vietnam rivets market plays a vital role in the country's industrial supply chain, demonstrating significant growth in line with the rapid development of Vietnam's economy.

The Vietnam degreasers market is identified as a vital and evolving component of the country's industrial chemical sector, as well as its maintenance and repair industries.

On February 8th, businesses reported the price of SJC gold bars at 176.3 million VND per ounce for buying and 179.3 million VND per ounce for selling. Forecasts indicate a unanimous expectation for an increase in gold prices.

From now until the Kitchen God Festival, strong cold air will persist in Northern and North Central Vietnam, resulting in significant drops in temperature.

On February 9th, the weather in Nghe An is expected to be predominantly cloudy, with light rain in certain regions and cold temperatures. Some mountainous areas may experience intensely cold conditions.

A strong cold air mass has moved into the country today, February 7th, resulting in a significant drop in temperatures across many regions. Windy conditions are also expected, contributing to the cold weather.

According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, on the day of Ông Công and Ông Táo, which falls on February 10th this year, some areas in Northern and Central Vietnam are expected to experience rain. In contrast, Southern Vietnam will enjoy sunny weather throughout the day.

A cold air mass is expected to intensify on February 8th, leading to severe cold and frost across Northern Vietnam. Additionally, rough seas are anticipated in the region.

A cold front is expected to bring rain and showers to Northern and North Central Vietnam from February 7th until the early morning of February 9th.

On February 5th, the northern and north-central provinces will experience cloudy conditions with cold weather during the early morning and nighttime. Some areas may face significantly low temperatures, while the southern regions will enjoy mild sunshine and warmer temperatures throughout the day.

On February 5th, the Northern region, along with the area from Thanh Hoa to Hue, will face cold weather during the night and early morning, accompanied by scattered fog. The South is expected to remain sunny and dry throughout the day.