Việt Nam News

At the beginning of the week, pepper prices averaged VNĐ152,700 per kilogramme, nearly 80 per cent higher than at the start of the year and double that of last year.

Việt Nam could ship more than US$1 billion worth of pepper abroad for the whole 2024 on the back of high global demand and limited supply, according to the Việt Nam Pepper and Spice Association (VPSA).

This indicates an economic recovery, despite both domestic and international challenges.

Several small Vietnamese banks are more vulnerable to liquidity risks due to their higher use of short-term market funds amid sluggish deposit growth.

In a positive scenario, experts believe that the VN-Index will experience fluctuations while continuing to test the 1,300-point range next week, supported by the movement of large-cap stocks.

With its substantial population and large influx of tourists, Hà Nội faces a considerable demand for food, a large proportion of which it needs to bring in. To maintain quality, the city's agricultural sector is diligently managing it through integrated production chains and supply oversight.

The goals are stated in the draft of the strategy on developing Việt Nam's steel industry until 2030,

The remaining months of 2024 look promising for Vietnamese businesses, with increased orders and improved business conditions.

Tax management revenue from organisations and individuals with e-commerce business activities was VNĐ1.98 quadrillion in the first six months of this year.

The Ministry of Finance has proposed significant amendments to the Law on Independent Audit to enhance transparency and fairness in the financial market, particularly by tightening the auditing requirements for large enterprises.

As the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is set to officially take effect on December 31, 2024, Vietnamese enterprises have been advised to act swiftly to comply with this rule to maintain their export activities to this major market.

The temporary shopping centre Marywilska 44 in Warsaw, Poland, has officially opened just over three months after a fire that destroyed more than 1,400 stalls, most of which were run by Vietnamese traders.

The company plans to issue over 302.2 million bonus shares at a ratio of 100:20 and more than 151 million shares to existing shareholders at a price of VNĐ15,000 per share.

Nearly three years have passed since the National Assembly's Resolution 35 was carried out, the northern port city of Hải Phòng has emerged as a shining example of progress, with notable achievements transforming the cityscape and bolstering its economy.

More advanced manufacturing from Taiwan (China) will migrate to Việt Nam over the coming decades. Known as Taiwan’s prime destination for investment, the nation is confident it will win contracts.

Vietnamese agricultural companies are trying to reach the Muslim market by securing Halal certificates for their products. Agencies are trying to popularise knowledge of the culture to local businesses and people.

Việt Nam must continue to innovate its growth model by focusing on high technology, supporting innovative startups, and transitioning to a green economy, experts said.

Việt Nam stands on the brink of a technological revolution, ready to leverage the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to redefine its economic landscape, foster innovation, boost productivity, and enhance its global competitiveness.