Việt Nam News

Now, as the world may be seeing a relocation trend as a result of adverse impacts on global supply chain during the COVID-19 pandemic as well as rising pressure from the US-China tension, Việt Nam is having a big chance to attract this “relocated” foreign capital.

The market traded in the positive territory during the day but stronger profit taking in the later half of the afternoon sent some stocks down.

This was regarded as a positive result compared to the aviation industry as a whole due to impact o­f the global pandemic, according to Vietjet. 

Japanese DI Asia Industrial Fund (DIAIF) announced it would sell all shares in Việt Nhật Medical Equipment from August 27 to September 25.

The figures represented slight annual decreases of 2.5 per cent in the number of firms and 1 per cent in capital value.

The HCM City office market has started to feel the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, with grade A buildings impacted more than grade B, experts have said.