Press release socio-economic situation in the First quarter of 2026

International organizations had either maintained or upwardly revised their 2026 global growth forecasts compared to previous projections. Stronger-than-expected growth in economies such as the United States and the ASEAN region was anticipated to offset declines in Europe and the rest of the world

Report socio-economic ferformance Q1 2026

The global landscape in the first quarter 2026 (Q1 2026) remained complex and unpredictable as escalating armed conflicts in the Middle East threatened international peace and security, triggering volatile energy prices, supply chain disruptions, and mounting inflationary pressures.

Consumer price index, gold, US dollar price index in March and the first quarter in 2026

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March 2026 increased by 1.23% compared to the previous month due to higher domestic gasoline prices following global fuel price increases, along with rising construction material prices due to increased input and transportation costs. Compared to December 2025, the CPI in March increased by 2.44% and by 4.65% compared to the same period last year.

Report Socio-economic performance In February 2026

Agricultural production in February focused on cultivating and tending the winter-spring rice and other crops nationwide. Pig farming witnessed a recovery, poultry farming saw a stability, ensuring food supply for consumption during the Lunar New Year.

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