Việt Nam's stock market had a good start on Monday, bolstered by strong gains in many stock groups including securities and rubber production.
Export companies in HCM City are recovering well following the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions as workers from other provinces gradually return to work.
According to the Việt Nam Industry and Trade Information Centre, the country shipped 1.18 million tonnes of coffee overseas for US$2.23 billion, down 5.4 per cent in quantity but up 3.4 per cent in turnover and 9.2 per cent in price annually.
Samsung Vietnam has started construction of the Samsung Hope School project at Trung Cấp village, Mai Pha commune, Lạng Sơn Province.
The capital city has been mobilising all efforts to support businesses in minimising impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, overcoming difficulties, restoring and maintaining operations.
Authorities and businesses in Đồng Nai Province are making intense efforts to get back workers who returned to their hometowns when the COVID-19 pandemic was raging.
Banks recommend that users keep their personal information, account numbers, and especially OTP codes confidential to avoid losing money.
Deposit interest rates at commercial banks will continue to decrease and remain at low levels in the coming months, analysts forecast.
An Bình Commercial Joint Stock Bank has kicked off an information technology strategic consulting project in collaboration with McKinsey & Company Vietnam.
Analysts from securities companies said that there is still room for VN-Index to increase this week but the index's gaining momentum will somewhat be narrowed.
Southeast Asian conglomerate SCG posted a sales revenue of over VNĐ6.89 trillion (US$301 million) in the Vietnamese market in the third quarter, up 4 per cent year-on-year, mainly due to export sales from Thailand to Việt Nam.
The agreement was announced during the official visit of Việt Nam’s Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính and high-ranking dignitaries’ delegation to France.
The Việt Nam Oil and Gas Group (Petrovietnam) has been permitted to use its capital to improve production and business performance in the group’s loss-making projects.
The agreement was announced during the official visit of Việt Nam’s Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính and high-ranking dignitaries’ delegation to France.
The pandemic has hit Việt Nam harder than previously anticipated and recovery will likely be slow.
The implementation of the EU- Việt Nam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) from August last year has created a new impetus for Việt Nam-EU relations, opened up vast co-operation opportunities, promoted trade and investment connectivity for business community and citizens.
Real estate stocks have surged recently as realty is forecast to be one of industries that will have the most positive growth prospects towards the end of the year.
One of the most important hurdles to restoring the economy after the COVID-19 pandemic is further investment in social housing development, especially for workers in industrial zones, according to the Ministry of Construction (MoC).