Calendar producers in HCM City have resumed work after the city lifted its lockdown to ensure they can supply the domestic and foreign markets for the upcoming New Year.
The State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) is expected to divest capital from six major enterprises in the first quarter of next year, fetching between VNĐ15 trillion and VNĐ20 trillion (US$652-870 million) for the State budget.
The market extended gains on Tuesday as a strong injection of cash was poured into a series of banking and real estate stocks, propelling the indices.
E-commerce and delivery platforms in HCM City are launching a slew of promotions as the city eases social distancing after they remained closed or faced restrictions for a long period amid lockdowns.
It’s widely acknowledged that foreign investment has played a very important role in Việt Nam's economic growth since its opening-up of the economy in the late 1980s.
After months of social distancing the reopening of the HCM City economy on October 1 has brought cheer to both businesses and the public.
Population aging could slow down Việt Nam's long-term growth in the 2020–50 period by 0.9 percentage points compared with the last 15 years, a new World Bank (WB) report finds.
The low interest rate for deposits is part of an effort to lower lending rates for consumers and businesses, who have been struggling during the pandemic.
Shares had a good start on Monday, propped up by positive performances from oil and seafood stocks and increased liquidity.