Việt Nam News

Trade between Việt Nam and Ukraine was valued at US$35.5 million last month, an increase of 22.2 per cent year-on-year, according to the General Department of Customs.

The Government and the State Securities Commission plan to carry out some key measures to develop the stock market in a rapid and effective but safe manner, Minister of Finance Đinh Tiến Dũng has said.

The Ministry of Finance has proposed raising environmental protection taxes on oil and petroleum products from the current VNĐ3,000 (13 US cents) to the ceiling level of VNĐ4,000 (17 cents) per litre beginning July 1^st 2018.

Australia will cut 90 per cent of import tariff lines in 2018 and 100 per cent of them in 2020 under the ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (AANZFTA) roadmap, said the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT).

Analysts expect the real estate market, especially the residential land segment, to continue to grow solidly this year thanks to huge infrastructure works in many places around the country accompanies by a raft of property developments.

The government has issued a resolution to adjust the land use planning of northern Quảng Ninh province until 2020.

The People’s Committee of southern Bà Rịa –Vũng Tàu province on Friday licensed eight new investment projects worth over VNĐ8.3 trillion (US$364 million).

Vietnamese shares posted a strong comeback on Friday after a slump on Thursday, thanks to strong cash flow poured into blue-chips especially during the ATC session.

Foreign investors registered to invest nearly $1.25 billion in Việt Nam in January, which will include funding for new projects, in addition to existing projects and buying stakes in projects, which will equal 75.9 per cent, compared to the same period last year.

Viglacera Corporation started construction of a power project and wastewater treatment facility at ĐồngVăn IV Industrial Park (IP) in the northern province of Hà Nam on Thursday. 

There may be very nice reasons why an insurance culture isn’t as well embedded in Việt Nam as elsewhere, but shareholder protection policies really should be top of your to-do list. Here, “Outside Looking In” explains why these are vital safety nets for business people and their investors.

HCM City will subsidise interest on bank loans by up to 100 per cent to support individuals and organisations who help transform its agricultural sector.

China has overtaken the US to become Việt Nam’s largest importer as of January 2018, accounting for 77 per cent of the country’s export market, official statistics show.

Vietnamese shares fell for the first time on Thursday, due to increased selling pressure during the ATC session, dragging oil-gas and bank stocks down.

The Ministry of Finance (MoF) has asked other ministries and localities to closely monitor the development of supply and demand in the market as well as prices of commodities.

The Khánh Hoà Province Department of Planning and Investment has decided to withdraw the licence it had issued for the US$33 million Nha Trang Star entertainment complex due to tardy progress.

After Tết the prices of vegetables and foodstuffs in HCM City have become higher than normal.

Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc has asked Vietcombank to broaden its vision to become a large bank in the Asian region through its newly approved restructuring plan until 2020.