Việt Nam News

Market profit growth is expected around 10 per cent this year, with valuations at reasonable levels.

According to analysts from Saigon-Hanoi Securities (SHS), in the short term, market liquidity is improving but remains below average as investors await second-quarter business results.

Over 300 leading brands from both Việt Nam and abroad, including China, Germany, France, the US, Japan, and the Republic of Korea, are showcasing their products and services at nearly 500 booths.

The Ministry of Finance (MoF), in the latest submission to the Government, has proposed a plan to consider not reducing registration fees for domestically produced and assembled cars.

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính has stressed the need to implement specific tasks in order to untangle knots in e-commerce development, according to the Government Office. 

About 60 per cent of businesses surveyed said their top motivator to expand overseas is to grow revenue.

The two sides pledged to create favourable conditions for Korean firms to implement the UDPP for which the LH has signed cooperation agreements with Vietnamese localities.

Việt Nam surpassed the Philippines to become the third largest e-commerce market in the region.

The southern province of Bình Dương began construction of an automated sorting centre yesterday that will be the most modern facility in the region when finished.

Vingroup and Techcombank have proposed a new social housing credit package with a fixed 4.8 per cent interest rate for the first five years, a 30-year loan term and loans covering up to 100 per cent of the purchase price.

The course is not only the beginning of a critical training programme, but also a significant step towards Vietnamese mastery of semiconductor technology.

The Vietnam Motor Show (VMS) is roaring back into HCM City this October, showcasing the latest advancements and offerings in the country's automotive and motorcycle industry.

The HCM City Tax Department said that in the first six months of the year, the department refunded nearly VNĐ4.7 trillion (US$203 million) of value-added tax (VAT) to businesses in the area.

The pressure of maturing bonds is still weighing heavily on real estate businesses in the HCM City, forcing these businesses to find solutions to restructure debt.

By 2025, Việt Nam aims to achieve 100 per cent mobile broadband coverage on all national highways, expressways and railways under a plan to enhance the quality of the country's mobile telecommunications network, approved by the Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC).

The city is still a prime location for business in Việt Nam, has the highest number of businesses in the country and is the biggest contributor to the country’s GDP, but its growth rate is slowing, as is the competitiveness of its enterprises since 2010.

Increased shipping freight rates and port congestion are having serious impacts on and affect the competitiveness of Vietnamese goods on the international market.

The ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO) revised Việt Nam’s economic growth forecast upward to 6.3 per cent for 2024 in its latest update released on Tuesday.