Kết quả tìm kiếm từ khóa : Source: VNA

Low input material price to support profit margins of plastic businesses

16:22 | 28/09/2022

Vietnam is currently heavily dependent on the import of PVC resins - input materials in the construction plastic production chain. In the second half of this year and 2023, Vietcombank Securities Co (VCBS) forecasts that a low PVC price will support profit margins of businesses.

Vietnam, Cuba to enhance trade, investment ties

16:21 | 28/09/2022

Minister of Construction Nguyen Thanh Nghi held a working session with Cuban Minister of Foreign Trade and Foreign Investment Rodrigo Malmierca Diaz in Hanoi on September 27.

Higher-quality FDI expected to pour into Vietnam

16:18 | 28/09/2022

It is forecast that higher-quality FDI will pour into Vietnam in the near future, mostly in clean energy, hi-tech agriculture and mechanical engineering.

Rice companies benefit from rising prices

16:16 | 28/09/2022

Rice companies are benefiting from rising prices, especially the group of companies with a large export weight of rice.

Vietnam, India hold great potential for supply chain cooperation: Analysts

17:07 | 27/09/2022

Vietnam and India hold great potential for cooperation in establishing supply chains following COVID-19, which has seriously affected both economies over the past two years due to disruptions in regional and global supply chains, according to Indian analysts.

Seven enterprises assigned to import over 100,000 tonnes of sugar

17:05 | 27/09/2022

Seven enterprises were assigned tariff quotas with a total volume of 109,000 tonnes at a recent sugar import auction organised by the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT).

Conference held to launch NA’s supervisory programme for 2023

17:03 | 27/09/2022

The National Assembly (NA) Standing Committee held a conference on September 27 under the chair of NA Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue and Vice Chairman Tran Quang Phuong to launch the parliament’s supervisory programme for 2023.

Vietnam’s economy to expand 7.2% in 2022: WB

17:01 | 27/09/2022

Vietnam’s economy is expected to grow by 7.2% in 2022, on the back of a strong rebound in domestic demand and continued solid performance by export-oriented manufacturing, according to the World Bank East Asia and Pacific Economic Update, October 2022.

State Bank’ rate hike necessary to defend VN dong, control inflation: ADB Country Director

15:42 | 26/09/2022

ADB Country Director Andrew Jeffries has talked to the Vietnam News Agency on the recent interest rate hike by the State Bank of Vietnam in the context of the Fed, ECB and a number of countries raising their rates to curb inflation.

Vietnamese pomelo has large potential for export

15:40 | 26/09/2022

Vietnamese pomelo has large potential for entering deanding markets including the US, the EU and Japan, according to the Vietnam Trade Promotion Agency.

Public investment disbursement among measures to promote growth: PM

15:39 | 26/09/2022

The disbursement of public investment capital is one of the measures to promote growth, affirmed Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh when chairing a nationwide conference on September 26.

Cuban Prime Minister to visit Vietnam

15:37 | 26/09/2022

Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz will pay an official friendship visit to Vietnam from September 28 to October 2, the Foreign Ministry announced.

PM chairs forum on digital transformation role in collective economy, cooperatives

15:17 | 23/09/2022

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on September 23 chaired a forum on collective economy and cooperatives, which focuses on the role of digital transformation in the development of the sector.

New regulations enhance transparency in private placement of bonds

15:15 | 23/09/2022

The new decree on offering and trading private placement bonds helps standardise and improve bond issuance conditions, supervision of capital use purposes and information transparency, said analysts.

Logistics industry must improve to take full advantage of EVFTA

15:14 | 23/09/2022

The agreement has given logistics services stronger commitments compared to the World Trade Organization (WTO).