Việt Nam News

In 2021, corporate bond yields were at their lowest level in history at just 7.86 per cent a year. The interest rate may have created a bottom and will support corporate bond yields inching up in 2022.

The Italy-Việt Nam Chamber of Commerce (CCIV) will open a representative office in HCM City in June to support Vietnamese and Italian firms seek partnerships, according to its President Fulvio Albano.

Food producer KIDO Group targets a 33 per cent jump in revenues this year to VNĐ14 trillion (US$617 million).

Mobile money (MM) has not gained much popularity in the country among mobile phone users due to several shortcomings.

The blockchain community in Việt Nam has grown strongly in the past five years. However, its application is still limited

Total liquidity in the banking system reached about VNĐ13.749 trillion (US$601 billion) in January, increasing by 2.59 per cent against the end of 2021.

The northern province of Bắc Giang has been promoting the sales of thiều lychee in domestic and foreign markets, including high-standard ones, according to Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Phan Thế Tuân.

Of which, VNM ETF saw an outflow of 1 million fund certificates, worth $18.71 million.

Việt Nam’s ride-hailing industry revenues could reach US$4 billion by 2025, while the industry has witnessed high demand and new entrants.

Manufacturers have raised the prices of a series of food items due to pressure from the skyrocketing cost of gasoline and input materials.

Quảng Bình is calling for investment in agriculture, tourism, industry, and infrastructure to create a driving force for the central province’s socio-economic growth, promising to create the best possible conditions for investors.

Vinamilk, the largest dairy producer in Việt Nam, has set a revenue growth target of at least 5 per cent in 2022, higher than the last year's target of 2.2 per cent and equivalent to more than VNĐ64 trillion (US$2.8 billion) in revenue.

Marking the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Việt Nam and the Republic of Korea (RoK), the Provincial People’s Committee of Thanh Hóa, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Korean Embassy in Việt Nam jointly organised the event “Meet Korea 2022” in Sầm Sơn City on March 25.

Shares struggled to stay positive on Friday with the large-caps experiencing strong volatility but cash flow pouring into textile and retail stocks still spurred the market’s uptrend.

FPT, the country’s largest ICT company, will pay a cash dividend for 2022 at a rate of 40 per cent, according to an announcement released by the corporation.

NTSF Seafoods Joint Stock Company, a Vietnamese fish fillet exporter, has obtained zero anti-dumping duties on its pangasius exported to the US between August 1, 2019 and July 31, 2020.

The HCM City People’s Committee and military-owned telecom group Viettel on March 24 signed agreements to develop the southern metropolis into a smart city by 2025.

Women’s role in trade is increasing as they contribute not only to the growth of the economy, but also the harmony and sustainability of society.