Businesses urged to diversify export markets amid current difficult context
Phạm Thị Ngọc Thủy, Director of the Office of the Research and Development Department of the Private Economy described the diversification of export markets as a matter...
Phạm Thị Ngọc Thủy, Director of the Office of the Research and Development Department of the Private Economy described the diversification of export markets as a matter...
Rice export curbs by some countries like India, Russia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will offer opportunities to both Vietnamese exporters and farmers, heard a...
The price of Việt Nam's 5 per cent broken rice has increased to US$550-575 per tonne, the highest since 2011. Early last week, it was just $515-525 per tonne.
The euro zone economy and the euro are vulnerable to the Russia- Ukraine war.
The "Vietnam-Russia: New Cooperation Opportunities and Potential Fields" Forum, recently held in Hanoi, attracted more than 200 Vietnamese and Russian companies,...
More than a year after the war between Russia and Ukraine, Vietnam's pangasius exports to the Russian market show positive signs of recovery. Since the end of 2022,...
This week marks the one-year anniversary of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. How will this conflict impact global asset prices.
The US dollar surged, and now many must be wondering whether the dollar will enter an uptrend that could even recapture all the losses made in recent months.
Both La Nina and the war between Russia and Ukraine could continue to disrupt global supply chains.
While global uncertainties, such as China’s zero-COVID ambitions, Russia-Ukraine conflict… persist, Vietnam's prospects are reassuring.
The main factor influencing the euro/dollar in the near future may be the Ukraine-Russia conflict's growing escalation.
Though inflation was under control in the past eight months, the economy still poses risk to the consumer price index (CPI) in the remaining months of this year and next...
Vietnam’s seafood exports to Russia have sharply recovered after many months of interruptions due to the impacts of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, surging 36% in July and...
After constant disruption due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, seafood exports to the Russian market have shown many positive signals.
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.
Russia-Ukraine conflict has proven a massive inflationary shock for Europe, negatively impacting euro.
The current geopolitical situation created by the Russia-Ukraine war will challenge the ability of blocs and states to increase security and protect their self-interests...
It would be incorrect to solely blame the ongoing conflict in Ukraine for high food prices.
Former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers described Europe as a museum, Japan a nursing home, China a jail and Bitcoin an experiment as if to prove that there is no...
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 euro zone clearly faces a very difficult situation with a military conflict near to its doorstep and one of the participants- Russia- being a major supplier of the...
Financial markets did not seem too flustered amid the Russia-Ukraine crisis, even though it came as a surprise to most.