Cars in Việt Nam not coming cheap

Cars in Việt Nam are not coming cheap as their prices are twice as high as those in Thailand and Indonesia, and even way higher than in developed countries like Japan and the US.

Greater cooperation needed between fuel traders and retailers

According to Nguyễn Tiến Thỏa, former head of the price department under the Ministry of Finance, the root of the issue in the domestic fuel market was a failure to adhere to market principles, despite the central government's issuance of multiple decrees on the matter.

Shares decline after four days of gains

Vietnamese stocks snapped a four-day winning streak on Friday, facing strong selling from investors, as they seek profits from those firms that made significant gains during the last sessions.

Falling price of fertiliser causes headaches for producers

The market has continued to witness a sharp drop in prices, with urea fertiliser currently at its lowest price point in over two years. As a result of domestic production, enterprises now have an excess of urea that they can export.

China's reopening good news for Vietnamese exporters

Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Trần Thanh Nam said China's dismantling of its COVID-19 lockdowns had given a big push to bilateral trade, with Vietnamese exports to China in February rising by 33 per cent month-on-month.

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