Surging material prices are driving construction costs higher, putting pressure on businesses, delaying project timelines, and keeping property prices elevated.
Amid increasingly complex global geopolitical developments disrupting supply chains and driving up raw material prices and transportation costs, businesses are facing...
MBS expects the Vietnamese average CPI for 2025 to increase by 3.9% yoy - lower than the government’s target of 4.5% - 5%.
KB Securities Vietnam maintains its forecast for Vietnam’s average inflation in 2024 at 3.8% YoY – well below the government’s limit of 4-4.5%.
Domestic beer industry enterprises have reported numerous difficulties, including high prices for imported raw materials, weakened consumer demand due to reduced...
Việt Nam’s cashew industry eyes export growth despite global headwinds, according to insiders.
Based on fluctuations in the construction material market in the first half of this year, the Ministry of Construction forecasts that the price of construction sand and...
Last year was a challenging one for the cashew industry, with exports falling from the previous year, but 2023 might be even worse, according to the Việt Nam Cashew...
According to economist Vu Vinh Phu (photo), keeping inflation below 4% in 2022 is very difficult. Therefore, solutions related to energy, raw materials and supply chains...
With local construction contractors recovering after the heavy impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the increased prices of building materials and the labour costs have a...
The Ministry of Finance affirmed that the high price of raw materials has not put great pressure on inflation control targets in 2021.
Construction enterprises have reported divergence in the first half of 2021 as a sharp increase in raw material prices has put them under pressure.
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