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Retail giants have begun to ramp up investments in the pharmaceutical market, fueling the race for market dominance.
In some senses, currency markets have not moved in ways that we might have expected ahead of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
The recent increase in gasoline prices has added pressure on most businesses because of an increase in operating costs. Input costs increase when gasoline prices go up,...
Making up a large proportion of the economic recovery support program in the 2022-2023 period, the fiscal policy package to support economic recovery is considered the...
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) is developing and collecting comments for the Draft Decree on interest rate support from the state budget for loans of enterprises,...
The prices of Vietnamese exports and imports, especially aquatic products and fertilizers, have headed towards highs due to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Many State-owned enterprises have announced their auction schedule for capital divestment plans, but not all of them are attracting customers.
In such a fast-moving conflict situation like this between Russia and Ukraine, there are many things to watch out for.
Vietnam's yarn producers could continue to be the biggest beneficiaries of US-China trade tensions.
Whilst the economy and essential businesses are facing difficulties due to the high cost of fuel, the budget revenue from petroleum seems to be gaining from high taxes.
Exporters, especially those of frozen goods, have struggled over the past year because of the increase in the price of empty containers.
Vietnam’s economy is forecast to grow beyond expectation in 2022 as domestic demand rebounds and foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows remains stable.
