VN experts mull impacts of Brexit

A minister said the British vote to leave the European Union (EU) would not have immediate impacts on Việt Nam, but long-term impacts must be taken into account.

Vinamilk helps shares rise again

Vietnamese shares rose yesterday, covering losses made during the session as dairy firm Vinamilk boosted investor confidence on its latest announcement on foreign ownership.

Viettel takes gold at 11th Annual IT World Awards

Telecom group Viettel’s Bankplus has been the winner of the gold award at the 11th Annual 2016 IT World Awards held in San Francisco yesterday. This is the first time a Vietnamese IT product has been honoured with the prestigious award.

Business confidence on the rise after laws passed

Significant increases in the number of new businesses and investments this year indicate improvements in confidence, driven by the Government’s efforts to improve the business climate and promote entrepreneurship.

Agriculture exports reach $15b in 2016

Exports of agricultural, forestry and fishery products in the first half of 2016 rose 5.4 per cent year-on-year to US$15.05 billion, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.

Thái Nguyên third in exports

Thái Nguyên has ranked third in terms of export value for the first five months of this year, according to the General Department of Customs.

VN Index rises after Friday drop

Vietnamese shares struggled to close mixed yesterday, covering some losses as local stocks were attractive to investors after plunging on Britain’s decision to leave the European Union (EU) last week.

Firms eye trade in Hong Kong

As one of the leading trade and financial centres of the world, Hong Kong is a potential business partner who could also help Vietnamese companies link up with their global counterparts, a top Vietnamese official has said.

Property information to be made public

The legal status and progress of properties would be made available to the public in order to reduce the risks for home buyers, according to an HCM City official.

VinaTrucking fails to woo firms

VinaTrucking, the first Vietnam Transport Trading Floor has been operational for more than five months, but it has failed to meet expectations and attract transporters and freight operators.

Capital requirements drafted for new airlines

The Ministry of Transport has submitted a draft decree on conditional business lines. According to the draft, a new airline must have capital of at least VNĐ100 billion (US$4.66 million).

Credit rise but not loose monetary policy

Việt Nam seemed to have adopted a loose monetary policy - an expanded national monetary supply easilly accessible to citizens to encourage economic growth. But it has not done so. 

Đồng Nai rambutan protected

The National Office of Intellectual Property has granted protection under geographical indication for Long Khánh rambutan, which is grown in the southeastern province of Đồng Nai.

VN stocks may slide further on Brexit worry

Vietnamese shares may continue to fall this week as local markets have not understood fully how Britain’s vote to leave the European Union (EU) could affect Việt Nam’s economy, threatening to pull down investor confidence, securities analysts warned.

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