VND in the spotlight: latest news

On February 5th, domestic gasoline and diesel prices are expected to rise by 271 to 714 VND per liter or kilogram, reflecting the increasing trend in the global market.

Major US banks have upgraded their forecasts for the yuan (RMB), indicating that the People's Bank of China (PBoC) is likely to embrace a stronger currency.

The weather forecast for February 5th indicates scattered fog in Northern Vietnam, while the South will experience strong sunshine with temperatures soaring to 33°C.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade, along with the Ministry of Finance, is anticipated to adjust fuel prices this afternoon, February 5th. Gasoline prices, specifically E5 RON 92, could rise by over 300 VND per liter.

Ho Chi Minh City has set an ambitious target to collect nearly 1 trillion VND in budget revenue by 2026, following a record high revenue achievement in 2025.

A cold air mass is expected to move into Northern Vietnam on February 6th, bringing with it a period of rain and chilly weather that is likely to last for several days.

Vietnam is predicted to experience fewer and milder typhoons this year compared to 2025, as weather patterns indicate a decline in storm activity during the latter half of the year.

The Vietnam insulated metal panels (IMP) market is at a pivotal juncture, influenced by rapid industrialization and evolving construction trends. This analysis and forecast extend to 2035, highlighting key developments and future opportunities within the sector.

The Vietnam Petroleum Institute (VPI) predicts that retail gasoline prices will keep increasing during the price adjustment period starting on February 5th.

On February 4th, the National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting reports that Northern Vietnam will experience cold temperatures at night, while Southern Vietnam will enjoy sunny and dry weather throughout the day.

Hà Nội is utilizing artificial intelligence through the HanoiAir application to enhance early predictions of air quality. Việt Nam News reporter Khánh Dương interviewed Associate Professor Nguyễn Thị Nhật Thanh to discuss this innovative approach.

Bank of America (BofA) has released a forecast predicting that the yuan will strengthen, aligning with similar predictions from other major US banks based on their assessments.

On February 4th, Northern and North Central Vietnam will experience cloudy conditions accompanied by cold mornings. In contrast, Southern Vietnam will enjoy sunny weather throughout the day.

On February 4th, the National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting reports that the weather in Northern Vietnam will remain cold during the night and morning. The overall conditions across the country are expected to be stable.

The concrete pipes market in Vietnam plays a vital role in the country's construction and infrastructure development.

Rising interest rates are increasingly viewed as a long-term trend rather than a temporary issue, according to various financial institutions and economists.

The weather forecast predicts that severe cold conditions will persist until April 2026, with a chance of unexpected rainfall, including during the Tet holiday. Additionally, the forecast suggests an increase in intense heat and the potential for unusual weather phenomena.

Vietnam has overcome initial worries regarding potential pressures from US President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariff policy. As the country looks toward 2026, the focus is on aligning various factors for success, with effective execution being essential for sustained growth.

Forecasts from Mr. Hoang Phuc Lam, the Deputy Director of the National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting, suggest that instances of hot weather are expected to become more frequent starting in 2026.

Forecasts predict that a new cold front is approaching the northern region. Currently, on February 3rd, the area is experiencing cold weather accompanied by sunshine and no rain. This weather pattern is expected to continue in the coming days.

The National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting, represented by Deputy Director Hoang Phuc Lam, has provided the latest weather forecast for the Lunar New Year, which marks the Year of the Horse.

The weather forecast for the 2026 Lunar New Year (Tet) indicates generally favorable conditions for spring travel throughout the country. However, Southern Vietnam is expected to experience unseasonal rain due to two consecutive cold fronts arriving before the holiday.

Northern Vietnam is expected to experience four days of rain and intense cold starting February 7th, according to the 10-day weather forecast. The mountainous regions will be particularly affected by these weather conditions.

The weather forecast for the Lunar New Year in 2026 predicts warm and dry conditions across Northern and Central Vietnam, making it ideal for travel and celebrations.

According to the National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting, the weather on February 3rd will see cold conditions in Northern Vietnam, while Southern Vietnam will enjoy sunny skies.