The State Securities Commission of Việt Nam (SSC) has recently successively issued decisions to sanction a series of individual investors relating to transactions of buying and selling shares of banks without disclosing information.
Companies in industrial parks (IPs) and export processing zones (EPZs) in HCM City will continue to operate despite stricter COVID-19 prevention and control measures being applied for two weeks starting on August 23.
MB is expected to cut its interest rate worth VNĐ1 trillion (US$43.6 million) to support customers in the last five months of the year, said Phạm Như Ánh, a member of the bank’s Board of Director.
The Boeing Company has this week opened its first office in Việt Nam which is expected to support the company’s growth objectives across its commercial airplanes, defence and services businesses.
The Viettel Military Industry and Telecoms Group (Viettel) on Monday put into operation two innovation labs equipped with the most modern 4.0 technology in Southeast Asia, based in Hà Nội and HCM City.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) has decided to maintain the anti-dumping measure imposed on some H-shaped steel products from Malaysia.
Authorities in Mekong Delta provinces are helping farmers sell their harvests after they were found struggling amid COVID-19 transport and movement restrictions.
Minimising reliance on imports crucial for VN’s part-supply industries
Fertiliser companies reported increases in earnings results but stock prices are forecast to struggle in 2022.
Việt Nam’s stock market suffered a steep decline on Monday as market sentiment was pressured by worries about the broader spread of the coronavirus across the country.
Supermarkets like Saigon Co.op, AEON, MM Mega Market, and Satra said they are still open in HCM City and ready to work with local authorities to supply consumers.
Thirteen enterprises have registered to sell agricultural products directly to citizens using cars and buses in Hà Nội, according to the city’s Department of Industry and Trade.
Though COVID-19 has brought challenges to the coffee industry, businesses can nevertheless seek to adapt by exploring innovative and value-added ideas for Vietnamese coffee.
The State will manage competition in the markets of fixed broadband services and terrestrial mobile communication services.
Delivery businesses are operating at full capacity in HCM City since demand is huge, but many orders are stuck because of Covid-19-related restrictions.
Strong economic recovery, which is expected post-pandemic, and rapid growth of e-commerce will likely result in a significant surge in road freight for Việt Nam and other ASEAN economies, said logistics experts.