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More landlords want to sell townhouses after Covid-19, which has caused prices of houses in inner HCM City to slightly decrease in the second quarter.
Agriculture ministry bullish on export targets despite pandemic
Tax agencies have slapped many firms with a corporate income tax on semi-processed seafood products at 20%, while their products for exports or domestic consumption that are mainly processed,
The first consignments of litchis grown in Hai Duong province shipped to Singapore hit the newspapers.
Experts say Vietnam has the opportunity to attract more foreign portfolio investment as central banks are launching $6 trillion in quantitative easing programs in 2020.
Vietnam's squid, octopus exports down 21.2 percent
Many companies have become digitized, believing this is the only way to achieve a breakthrough in their development.
Airlines have been lowering airfares and targeting mostly domestic passengers.
While exports of many products have plunged because of Covid-19, rice exports are growing, with prices of some products reaching an 8-year high.
Vietnam trade surplus widens to US$4 billion in H1
Under the amended Enterprise Law ratified by the National Assembly on June 17, nonprofessional investors are prohibited from trading corporate bonds issued in private offerings from January 1, 2021.
The dollar price has decreased since the second half of March, with the dong/dollar exchange rate in the interbank market falling to VND23,200 per dollar last week.
Since 2013, the state budget has collected VND1.9 trillion a year from casinos and prize-winning electronic games.
Along with implementing better provisions against credit risks, commercial banks are stepping up the sale of mortgaged assets to collect debts.
Vietnam Airlines postpones shareholders’ meeting until July 16
The number of borrowers is expected to increase, but this also poses higher risks for finance companies.
The Vietnamese Government has made bold and reasonable decisions to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic and be proactive with comprehensive initiatives for economic recovery.
The ‘e-commerce wave’ has opened a new consumption trend in which anyone can create a platform of their own to start a business.
With its success in fighting COVID-19, Vietnam has continued to be the best performer in Southeast Asia, laying a firm foundation for the country to attract more investment and spur on production.
Small enterprises complain they cannot access the preferential lending program, while banks say hundreds of trillions of dong are ready for disbursement.