Việt Nam News

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính yesterday issued a directive promoting the production, circulation, consumption and export of agricultural products in the context of COVID-19 prevention and control.

Việt Nam's stock market finished lower on Tuesday on strong selling forces from both local and foreign investors.

The market rose on Wednesday after two correcting sessions, while the liquidity fell sharply. 

The Vietnamese Embassy together with the association of Vietnamese enterprises in the Czech Republic earlier this week held a forum on promoting trade and investment between the nations.

The market management company of Hóc Môn Wholesale Market in HCM City's Hóc Môn District has allowed 14 traders to deliver goods and produce to a transhipment station in the market to meet food and foodstuff demand.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Việt Nam (CAAV) said on Monday that it has sent a document to the Ministry of Transport asking for permission to conduct procedures to allow Boeing 737 Max aircraft to fly to/from Việt Nam’s territory, and to grant certificates for this type of aircraft to be imported into Việt Nam.

Việt Nam’s Power Engineering Consulting Company 1 (PECC1) on Monday signed a contract to provide assessment and design services to Tanahu hydropower project in Nepal.

The Sherpa Company Limited, a subsidiary of Masan Group Corporation (HOSE:MSN), on September 21 announced its entry into telecom by completing the acquisition of a 70 per cent stake in Mobicast Joint Stock Company for a total cash consideration of VNĐ295.5 billion (US$12.96 million).

After trading around VNĐ20,000 per share, Đức Giang Chemicals Group (DGC) shares started a rally trend from April 2020 despite the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Foreign investment into Vietnamese startups is predicted to increase although the COVID-19 pandemic has left negative impacts on the economy, according to experts.

With tropical weather and diverse ecosystems, Việt Nam is rich in spices, including many very special and popular flavours such as cinnamon, anise, pepper, cardamom, cashew and chili.

Hà Nội's recent decision to partially lift the lockdown in parts of the capital city marked as low risk of COVID-19 has allowed a large number of businesses to resume operations, said firms. 

The impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have slowed down the operations of businesses in industrial parks (IP), disrupting supply chains and labour, according to a recent report by the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI).

Việt Nam's coffee exports to South Korea are expected to increase as the northern Asian market is forecast to have higher demand for imported coffee.

Vietnamese shares gave up initial gains on Monday as investors dumped stocks in the large-cap group, pushing down indices.

Many businesses in the south have been allowed to reopen a few days ago but a worker shortage is preventing them from doing so.

The capital city’s businesses and production facilities have developed plans to reopen as Hà Nội reports fewer positive cases of COVID-19.

The State budget is enough for expenditures planned by the National Assembly (NA) and the Prime Minister.