VN to keep CPI growth low by end of 2021

Việt Nam looks to maintain a Consumer Price Index (CPI) growth lower than 1 per cent during the last quarter of 2021 in an effort to keep inflation under the 4 per cent target for the year, heard a recent meeting between Deputy Prime Minister Lê Minh Khái and the National Pricing Management Committee in Hà Nội. 

Lack of raw materials limits supply of instant noodle

At the recent online meeting in HCM City, Lý Kim Chi, President of the Food and Foodstuff Association of Hồ Chí Minh City (FFA), said that up to now, many food companies have still maintained their production. However, some of them which implemented the "3-on-site" model could only utilise 50-60 per cent of their workforce, resulting in shortages of goods.

Central province warns of petrol surplus, calls for import cuts

Central Quảng Ngãi Province's People Committee, home to the Bình Sơn Refinery (BSR), one of the country's largest petrochemical enterprises and the province's key economic lifeline, has pledged with the Prime Minister Office that the country should prioritise using gasoline and diesel oil from domestic suppliers and reduce import in light of crumbling demand during the pandemic. 

Shares to advance with alternative ups and downs

Securities companies are optimistic about stock market movements this week and are betting the positive trend will continue but the market will witness alternative ups and downs during its uptrend.

Thousands join regional digital sales event

9,300 users have registered and used www.onlineasean.com, official website for the ASEAN Online Sale Day 2021, from August 8-10, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade. 

COVID-19 threatens to break supply chains in the south

Supply chains in HCM City and the southern provinces are at great risk of snapping because many businesses have been forced to stop operating or sharply reduce production to comply with the COVID-19 prevention regime.

Exports of agricultural products to China face difficulties

Exports of Vietnamese agricultural products via border gates to China are facing numerous difficulties. Ministries, localities and branches from the two countries are urged to make greater efforts in facilitating the clearance of these products, senior officials have said.

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