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Perhaps understandably, there’s been what might be called ‘rate-cut-creep’ in the markets as it seems that both analysts and market pricing have inched forward the...
According to Nguyen Le Ngoc Hoan, a financial analyst, with a credit growth objective of 14.5% and recently amended lending restrictions, banks funds may flow more into...
Although inflation control is expected to achieve the goals thanks to the effective implementation of solutions from relevant ministries and agencies, especially the...
The cornerstone for branding Vietnamese agricultural products lies in maintaining consistent and stable quality on a large scale. This approach will not only boost...
In light of the recent incident involving the destruction of two shipments of Vietnamese durians and peppers by the Japanese authorities, the vulnerability of Vietnamese...
Vietnam could consider extending the implementation of the economic support programme (2022-2023) into next year to allow its planned investments to be fully...
The Free Trade Agreement between Vietnam and Israel (VIFTA) was officially signed on July 25, 2023 as the two countries mark the 30th anniversary of the establishment of...
In 2024, the BoJ seems likely to start the process of lifting policy rates and if we assume that most other G10 central banks start to cut, there’s a good chance for the...
According to experts, there is a need to promote participation in the global production network and value chain by enhancing connectivity within industries, domestic...
Investors want to buy assets ahead of a possible surge in prices as they know that the last two easing cycles have created what many describe as “everything bubbles”.
Việt Nam’s four largest banks, Agribank, VietinBank, BIDV, and Vietcombank, have continued to sharply reduce savings interest rates since this week.
They discussed practical and feasible solutions to boost bilateral trade and investment cooperation, especially in emerging areas.
