Jamille Tran
VIETNAM CORRESPONDENT
Jamille is a correspondent at The Business Times, where she covers Vietnam and broader Asean affairs. She holds a master’s degree in Global Business Journalism from Tsinghua University and previously reported for Bloomberg’s Vietnam bureau.
Vietjet signs billion-dollar deals for 100 Airbus aircraft, 92 Rolls-Royce engines
The new orders come amid strengthening diplomatic relations between Vietnam and the UK
Limited market depth, access hurdles could cloud the party for Vietnam market’s FTSE upgrade
A dearth of new listings since the pandemic, apart from a burst among stockbrokers, could further spoil the mood
Keppel revives S$433.6 million Saigon Centre Phase 3 after decades-long setback
Construction of the project in one of Vietnam’s most sought-after addresses is set to begin in late 2026
Vietnam’s stock market makeover – what investors should know before 2026
The country is set to be reclassified as a secondary emerging market by global index provider FTSE Russell in September 2026
Vietnam to be promoted to emerging stock market by FTSE in September 2026
The reclassification is expected in multiple tranches, though details are not yet provided
Vingroup’s 10 trillion dong steel venture to supply materials for rails, EVs, real estate
VinMetal will initially prioritise supplying materials for the conglomerate’s ecosystem
Vietnam achieves over 8% growth in two quarters amid trade challenges
Inflation there is the highest in the region, though it remains manageable and stays below the target range
Why are millionaires leaving Vietnam?
Even as the rich move money and citizenship abroad, Vietnam is trying to lure talent back home
Typhoons and floods batter Vietnam, fuelling investor demand for climate-resilient infrastructure
Industrial zones in the country are vulnerable to the impact of flooding, heat stress and other climate-related disruptions
IPO sugar rush sweeps Vietnam as bets on stock market upgrade build
Big brokerage firms are leading the charge on new offerings despite sustained selling by foreign investors