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Vietnam's exports could reach $239 billion this year: analysts

 Vietnam could earn about 239 billion USD in export revenue in 2018, up 10 – 12 percent from last year, analysts said, thanks to the favourable domestic and international economic context.

Vietnam strives to become strong sea-based country

 Vietnam has exerted efforts to tap into its immense maritime potential to become a strong, prosperous country based on its marine economy. 

First working day of Party Central Committee’s 8th plenum

 The 12th Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam spent the morning of the first working day of its 8th meeting on October 2 listening to several reports.

Vietnam offers aid to victims of quakes, tsunami in Indonesia

 The Vietnamese Government on October 2 decided to offer 100,000 USD in aid relief to help the Indonesian Government and people overcome consequences of recent earthquakes and tsunami.

FDI inflow helps Vietnam modernize technology

 The inflow of FDI has helped Vietnam access advanced technology in the world, said Director of the Foreign Investment Agency (FIA) under the Ministry of Planning and Investment Do Nhat Hoang. 

Vietnam’s Ambassador to Ukraine honoured by World Jurist Alliance

 Vietnamese Ambassador to Ukraine Nguyen Anh Tuan has been granted with the Order of the Rule of Law and Justice by the Kiev-based World Jurist Alliance.

McDonald's struggles with competition in Vietnam

 Failure to capture the attention of the Vietnamese market was odd given that foreign burger chains had previously been met with success when expanding in Asian countries.

Foreign investors pour capital into banks, bank share prices escalate

VietNamNet Bridge - Investors now are feeling the heat from bank shares as prices escalate every day.

Binh Thuan: ‘black gold’ mining destroys beautiful landscapes

VietNamNet Bridge - Beautiful landscapes in Binh Thuan Province are at risk of being wiped out by titanium mines.

Textbook market: monopoly is behind all the problems

The Ministry of Education and Training takes on all the work, including compiling, verifying, approving, and printing and distributing textbooks. In other words, it holds a monopoly.


Low productivity poses risks to Vietnam economy

 Spillover effects from the FDI sector to domestic enterprises are considered a long-term solution for sustainable productivity development.

Promoting internal strength to cope with trade war implications

 As the US-China trade spat intensifies, Deputy Chairman of the National Assembly’s Economic Committee Nguyen Duc Kien highlights the need to promote internal strength to use external conditions for national development.

Vietnam's large banks to end cross-ownership soon

 Favorable stock market and positive economic growth have helped large banks to step up divestment from other peers to meet the central bank’s regulation on holding shares at other credit institutions.

Sony products sell slowly amid rumor about company leaving Vietnam

Despite sharp discount rates, Sony products still have been selling slowly because of the rumour that the company will leave Vietnam and warranty services will no longer be available.

Vietnam-US direct flight plan delayed until 2020

The Ministry of Transportation is collecting comments on the draft of a plan to enhance aviation connectivity with tourist markets. 

Payment fintechs hunted by big tycoons

VietNamNet Bridge - Many M&A deals have been reported recently which target fintechs operating in the field of payment services. Big investors are behind the deals.

Vietnam unlikely to face 10-year-economic crisis cycle: Report

 There remain six challenges to Vietnam`s economy in its quest of rapid and sustainable development.

Vietnam’s credit card market heats up with big players

 Competition in the country’s credit card market has become stiffer as more big players join large domestic banks and finance companies in the race to gain shares in the potential market.

Vietnam credit-driven economy leads to internal risks

 Consumer financing is expected to grow at a double-digit rate for the next three years as households increase their spending.

E-invoicing compulsory from November 2020

 E-invoicing will be compulsory for all enterprises from November 1st 2020 following Decree 119/2018/ND-CP approved by the Government on September 12.