Liquidity improved significantly last week and has now exceeded the recent 20-week average. This marked the second week of the event, showing that investor interest is improving.
Experts urged wood exporters to diversify markets, standardise supply chains and be well equipped with trade defense knowledge in the face of increasing trade protectionism.
“Việt Nam’s economy is even stronger than we had expected at the beginning of the year, but that strength is not reflected by higher stock prices due to the [US’s] aggressive rate hikes and the recent regulatory crackdown in Việt Nam,” Michael Kokalari, chief economist at VinaCapital, has said in a report.
Geopolitical tensions in some notable hot spots, anti-COVID-19 measures of global manufacturing hub China, and the US Federal Reserve’s monetary policies could damper Việt Nam's economic recovery, experts said at a business forum held in HCM City on Thursday (August 4).
It is essential to tackle bottlenecks in determining corporate value of State-owned enterprises to ensure the accuracy of valuation and speed up the equitisation process, according to the Ministry of Finance.
Shares ended the week on a negative note, putting a break on a four-day rally streak, as investors became timid when the VN-Index approached the resistance zone.
The non-aviation service industry has been on the fast track to recovery in the past few months, following the flourish of the aviation market, despite the impact of volatile and escalating fuel prices as well as the international market's failure to recover as expected.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade has decided to impose trade remedies against sugar products imported from five ASEAN countries that use Thai sugarcane.
Despite efforts to increase cheap capital sources, many banks reported their current account savings account (CASA) rate in the second quarter of 2022 declined compared to the previous quarter.
HDBank has announces its business results for the first half of 2022, with profit before tax reaching VNĐ5.304 trillion (US$227.4 million), up 26.5 per cent year-over-year, and meeting 54 per cent of its full-year plan.