Nineteen State-owned groups and corporations under the Commission for the Management of State Capital at Enterprises (CMSC) incurred losses worth more than VNĐ3.7 trillion (US$160 million) in the first quarter of this year due to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade has requested northern provinces to promote cooperation with their Chinese partners to implement disease control processes and allow goods through the border.
Enterprises affected by the COVID-19 pandemic could have access to a VNĐ16.2 trillion (US$695.28 million) interest free loan package for a maximum duration of 12 months to pay their employees.
Demand for cold storage is increasing due to the lower consumption of food during the COVID-19 pandemic.
HCM City has suspended non-urgent construction projects until April 15 in an aim to strictly follow nationwide social distancing rules amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The MoIT urged local departments to create favourable conditions for enterprises providing essential goods while launching temporary points of sale, especially for people in isolated areas.
To encourage customers to deposit money online amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many banks have raised interest rates for online savings by up 1.4 per cent higher than over-the-counter deposits.
A three-day rally does not mean Vietnamese shares have returned to the growth track as risks are still persistent and there is no clue they have faded away, experts have said.
Founded by one of the country’s largest tour operators Vietravel, the airline is scheduled to start commercial operations in the third quarter this year with a fleet of three airplanes, which could be raised to eight by 2025.
The price of pepper and cashew in southern Việt Nam is falling as demand has dropped due to the COVID-19 crisis, affecting farmers and businesses.
Việt Nam exported 7.5 million tonnes of cement and clinker in the first quarter of this year, earning US$291 million, statistics from the Ministry of Industry and Trade revealed.