ASEAN Perspectives: Whoever gets the chips rules the trade
Thanks to the AI boom, tech-exposed economies like Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam are better positioned in trade.
Thanks to the AI boom, tech-exposed economies like Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam are better positioned in trade.
As a fast-growing region hungry for energy imports, ASEAN is vulnerable to high oil and gas prices. But it is equally important not to be too swayed by near-term energy...
Research institutes, universities and businesses are prepared for strategic technologies, from artificial intelligence to next-generation mobile networks, from quantum...
Science, technology and innovation are key drivers of the development of science and technology enterprises. However, shortcomings in mechanisms, policies and...
Amid global economic fluctuations, Viet Nam continues to stand out as one of the most dynamic and resilient economies in the region, driven by robust growth, progressive...
Vietnam’s stock market is entering a period of declining liquidity, yet the VN30 blue-chip group continues to provide enough momentum to support the major indexes.
To drive the development of core industries, Ho Chi Minh City has been focusing on strongly promoting the microchip design industry. However, the biggest obstacle to...
Chipmakers should connect with researchers, policymakers and tech enterprises to drive core technology self-reliance, ensuring Vietnam’s sustainable digital...
Along with blue-chip stocks rising to capitalise on the stock market's upgrading, several penny stocks rose far beyond their true value.
Electronic products and components are one of export commodity groups with turnover exceeding one billion USD, but the supporting industry for this group is still modest.
The boom of the semiconductor sector is said to have direct impacts on the industrial realty sector as demand for factories has been on the rise, according to experts.
Hana Micron, South Korea's biggest contract chip maker, has invested a total of USD 525 million in Vietnam since 2016.
Many countries around the world are striving to establish themselves as key players in the semiconductor field. Therefore, Vietnam needs to speed up even more to...
The Vietnamese government is drafting a semiconductor industry plan for 2030, together with supporting policies to encourage FDI in this sector.
The VN30 Index, which tracks the performance of the 30 largest stocks by market capitalisation and liquidity on HoSE, rose 1.13 per cent to end at 1,212.70 points.
Foreign investors were still net buyers on the southern exchange.
Vietnam holds great potential in the semiconductor industry, but the specific steps to take in the global supply chain are yet to be defined.
Vietnamese shares struggled on Friday as large-caps stocks simultaneously dropped putting negative pressure on the market.
Shares continued their growth on Thursday but were restrained by slumps from many large companies.
The global semiconductor chip market is expected to record a CAGR of 7.1 per cent from 2023 to 2032.
Statistics from the General Department of Vietnam Customs showed that wood chip exports brought home US$1.1 billion in the first seven months of this year while wood...
The Vietnamese stock market made gains on Thursday, propelled by the growth of pillar stocks.