Việt Nam News

The digital payment system, Apple Pay, developed by Apple, has expanded its reach to Việt Nam, making it the third nation in Southeast Asia to support this service, following Malaysia and Singapore

OCOP, implemented in 2018, is a national programme that seeks to facilitate the development of regional agricultural specialties and rural tourism. The country has a total of 8,689 OCOP products recognised as 3-star standard.

Demand for electricity is expected to continue to rise rapidly as the country’s economic growth regains momentum in the near future.

Local electronics producers stayed on the sidelines when global heavyweights moved their facilities to Việt Nam and outsourced their production.

The proposed changes in the ownership ratio have raised concerns in the banking system, as they fear they may hamper economic growth.

If conditions allowed, prices of several goods and services under the State management could be adjusted following the roadmap at the appropriate points of time.

New documents provide regulations on criteria and methods for assessing money laundering risks of reporting entities.

Shares had a good start on Monday thanks to increased demand toward the end of the trading session.

Japan wants to collaborate with Việt Nam to establish industrial cooperation strategies in line with the development goals of both nations in the new era.

The 10 banks honoured in 2023 are Vietcombank, VietinBank, Techcombank, BIDV, Military Bank, VPBank, ACB, AgriBank, TPBank, and VIB.

The event expects to welcome 8,000 visitors and 150 delegations from 30 countries and territories. It has received its greatest interest so far from world-leading companies.

Following the recent launch of the privately-placed corporate bond trading system, Minister of Finance Hồ Đức Phớc has said if transparency and safety are ensured, privately-placed corporate bonds will effectively prove their role in mobilising capital for businesses.

The condotel market remains in a slump due to excess inventory, and industry insiders warn it will not recover at least until 2025.

Total non-performing loans (NPLs) at many banks surged in the first half of this year due to the poor business performance of the whole economy, and experts forecast the trend will continue.

Less than one in five (18 per cent) organisations in Việt Nam are confident they are ready to face current and future risks, a survey conducted by Willis Towers Watson, a leading global advisory, broking and solutions company, has found.

Vĩnh Phúc is now one of the key industrial hubs in the north thanks to large foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows into manufacturing.

Việt Nam stocks are forecasted to continue to prosper this week while liquidity increased dramatically, with VN-Index surpassing the 2018 price peak, equivalent to 1,200 to 1,211 points.

Việt Nam’s personal finance market is facing challenges, primarily stemming from a lack of financial literacy and limited access to educational resources, experts said.