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Vietnam’s National Assembly passed amendments to the Securities Law on November 13. From March 1, 2027, companies making an initial public offering will no longer have to meet the current requirement to sell a specified proportion of shares to investors. The amendments also simplify filing requirements and introduce a controlled testing mechanism for the securities sector.
Vietnam’s National Assembly approved the 2025 state budget accounts on November 13. Revenue exceeded VND 4.2 quadrillion, spending exceeded VND 4.5 quadrillion, and the deficit exceeded VND 400 trillion. Lawmakers called for a review of improper budget carryovers and a report on unused salary policy reform funds as of the end of 2026.
Vietnam’s National Assembly passed the 2027 state budget resolution on November 9, setting revenue at VND 3,334.338 trillion and spending at VND 4,073.935 trillion. It asked the government to target revenue growth of about 9.1% over the actual 2026 level and to save part of public investment and recurrent spending from the start of the year.
Vietnam’s National Assembly approved the 2027 state budget resolution on November 9. Revenue is projected to exceed VND 3,330 trillion, including about VND 775.28 trillion from property and land, roughly 40% above the 2026 budget estimate. Spending is projected at VND 4,070 trillion.
Vietnam’s National Assembly approved the 2027 state budget resolution on November 9, allocating VND 80.4 trillion to wage reform. Budget revenue is projected to exceed VND 3,334 trillion, spending to exceed VND 4,073 trillion, and the deficit to reach VND 739.597 trillion.
Vietnam’s National Assembly passed the 2027 state budget resolution on November 9, setting revenue at VND 3,334.338 trillion and expenditure at VND 4,073.935 trillion. The deficit is set at 4.5% of GDP. The resolution also calls for spending savings to fund priority projects and social welfare.
Vietnam’s National Assembly passed the 2027 state budget resolution on November 9 with all 471 members present voting in favor. The resolution covers revenue, spending, the deficit, and the allocation of funds between central and local budgets. It also sets provisions for implementing the 2026 budget and allocating public investment and recurrent spending in 2027.
Democrats won significant victories in the US midterm elections, but economists say changes to trade and other policies may leave persistent pressures from living costs, budget deficits and the economy’s reliance on artificial intelligence investment. The economy grew rapidly in the third quarter, while high prices continued to weigh on household purchasing power.
