

Shares end higher on the back of financial shares and heavy-weight stocks
Vietnamese stocks had a good start on Monday largely led by gains in financial shares and heavy-weight stocks.
Vietnamese stocks had a good start on Monday largely led by gains in financial shares and heavy-weight stocks.
The stock market has set records in terms of scores, liquidity and the number of new accounts this year, as investors have seen it a shelter amid complex developments of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Directorate of Fisheries forecasts a shortage of raw materials for export basa processing in the first quarter of 2022 due to the impact of COVID-19.
Analysts from securities companies are optimistic about stock market movements during the last trading week of this year and betting that the cash flow will soon shift to good fundamental large-cap stocks like banking and securities groups.
Việt Nam's target of bringing its GDP growth to 6-6.5 per cent in 2022 as set in the recent session of the National Assembly is entirely possible if it can effectively control the COVID-19, and improve the supply – demand balance, an official of the World Bank (WB) has said.
Vietnamese automaker VinFast on Saturday delivered its first smart electric cars VF e34 to customers, making Việt Nam one of a few countries worldwide mastering electric vehicle production technology.
Demand of goods in HCM City is increasing gradually before the Tết (Lunar New Year) holidays thanks to promotions and the greater diversity of products than last year.
The total State budget revenue managed by the tax authorities reached nearly VNĐ1.3 quadrillion this year, exceeding the estimate by over VNĐ177 trillion (US$7.7 billion).
Vietnamese stocks recovered to end higher in pre-Christmas trading on Friday, largely on the strength of a handful of banking and securities blue-chips.
The construction of the Vĩnh Phúc Inland Container Depot (ICD) Logistics Center, the first super-port project of the ASEAN Smart Logistics Network (ASLN) began on Thursday in the northern province of Vĩnh Phúc at a cost of VNĐ3.8 trillion (US$165.56 million).