This week marks the one-year anniversary of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. How will this conflict impact global asset prices.
Russia is losing because of recession and sky-high inflation, it looks as if much of the rest of the world is, or will, experience the same.
It would be incorrect to solely blame the ongoing conflict in Ukraine for high food prices.
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has lasted for more than two months and is ongoing, causing the import and export of goods to be interrupted. What should...
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine is causing many difficulties for Vietnamese enterprises that have import-export relations with these markets. Smart behavior not...
Trade diversification, greater support for businesses, and steps to improve the business environments are among actions Vietnam should focus on to shield the economy...
In the short term, the most indirect spillover from the Ukraine-Russia conflict is inflation, FDI, and FII inflows.
Because Vietnam's two-way trade value with Russia and Ukraine, as well as direct investment from both nations into Vietnam, is so little, the Russia-Ukraine...
The outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the West's economic sanctions against Russia have made the commodity market volatile and increased the risk of supply...
We might be talking more in hope than expectation, at least when it comes to a quick end to the war in Ukraine, but the conflict will end at some stage. When it does,...
The Russia–Ukraine conflict is forcing Vietnam to look for alternative suppliers of fertilisers to cope with the shortage of supply and rising prices.
Russia’s military campaign in Ukraine has had an impact on the production and export of many countries, including Vietnam. Many exports to Russia have been suspended.
With the war in Ukraine lasting over a week now, we have clearly seen some pretty significant and quick reverberations in financial markets.
VNDirect weights the mixed impact of Russia's sanctions and the commodity price hike on Vietnam's economic sectors.
Many local businesses planned to expand their exploitation of the Russian market as tourist bookings surged after the Covid-19 pandemic.
The prices of Vietnamese exports and imports, especially aquatic products and fertilizers, have headed towards highs due to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Tensions between Ukraine and Russia are at their highest in years. How will the markets respond?
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