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Though the general trend is upward, gold prices are still experiencing short-term corrections. However, compared to the 2022-2023 period when gold prices repeatedly hit new highs, the current upward trend is no longer as strong.
Despite high output, Vietnam’s durian exports dip while imports from Thailand and Malaysia surge.
Vietnam’s draft amendment risks alienating small rice exporters and contradicting reform goals.
Vietnam mandates eco-friendly standards in new industrial zones to attract sustainable investments.
Vietnam’s aggressive credit expansion is clashing with slow public spending and poses systemic risks without policy alignment.
With its 2040 master plan, HCMC aims to be among the world’s top 100 most livable cities.
After years of delay, Vietnam prepares to introduce E10 gasoline starting January 1, 2026.
Thousands have yet to collect their court-ordered payments as savings accounts hold the unclaimed funds.
Vietnam Airlines confirms a major fleet expansion with a strategic aircraft purchase to modernize operations and boost competitiveness.
Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance urges a review of disqualified contractors after inconsistencies emerge in evaluation reports.
The upcoming merger of provinces is to be synchronised with land use planning and simplified admin procedures to quickly form industrial metropolises and enhance high-tech manufacturing supply chains.
Dang Thanh Tam’s KBC launches new stock offering to fund debt restructuring and a $1.5B resort and golf complex in partnership with The Trump Organization.
Alongside 35 domestic commercial banks, Vietnam hosts nine wholly foreign-owned banks and two joint venture banks.
National Assembly deputies have proposed reviewing personal income tax (PIT), suggesting an increase in the family deduction threshold. However, no significant reforms have been initiated by the authorities so far.
Imported American cars sell slowly in Vietnam due to high prices and difficulty in competing with locally assembled vehicles or those imported from ASEAN which enjoy preferential tariffs.
Expectations of US-Vietnam trade negotiations and economic stimulus policies have paved the way for sustainable growth prospects.
The Vietnam Gold Business Association, which has been lobbying for enterprises’ right to import gold, says there is no need to worry that gold imports will lead to ‘foreign currency bleeding’.
Vietnamese seafood processing and export enterprises are in the process of completing procedures and adopting necessary technologies to bring their products into the Halal market.
The complex, covering a total area of 512 ha, is designed after a multi-functional model, prioritising the preservation of natural landscapes, honouring local beauty, and creating an ideal living area.
An AusCham delegation has visited Can Tho as part of AusCham’s strategy to link its members with Vietnam’s high-growth hotspots.