The oil supply shortage has led to oil price surges over the past months, which have positively impacted the earnings of oil companies.
Did the pandemic cause higher inflation, or were the seeds of higher prices there before, and the pandemic just allowed these seeds to germinate much faster?
Cooking oil costs have risen 27.2 percent year on year, putting pressure on KIDO Group's (KDC) gross margin in FY22-23F.
Russia-Ukraine conflict and the resulting sanctions on Russia’s central bank have led to questions about the future of the dominant role of the US dollar.
Disruption to upstream suppliers in Russia and Ukraine will further weaken global supply chains. Visibility into this extended network thus becomes key to tackle...
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine represents an adverse terms of trade shock to the global economy and its financial markets.
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine, as well as sanctions on Russia, have raised input prices and logistics costs, impacting domestic steel exporters.
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine is causing many difficulties for Vietnamese enterprises that have import-export relations with these markets. Smart behavior not...
Rising oil prices not only strengthen market sentiment on gas stocks but also directly benefit some gas companies’ net profit.
A forum to promote foreign investment into Vietnam themed “A new era of digital transformation and green transition” took place in London on March 30 as part of the...
Trade diversification, greater support for businesses, and steps to improve the business environments are among actions Vietnam should focus on to shield the economy...
The Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) is ready to cooperate with the British Chamber of Commerce (Britcham) in supporting enterprises, especially those...
In the short term, the most indirect spillover from the Ukraine-Russia conflict is inflation, FDI, and FII inflows.
Russia and Ukraine currently make up 26% of global exports of wheat and 7% fish, but the supplies are disrupted due to the impacts of ongoing conflict.
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...
Businesses in Vietnam are facing new challenges brought by the Russia – Ukraine conflict in addition to lingering COVID-19 problems.
The VN Index fell sharply by 3.5% from 24 February, which was the day the Russia-Ukraine war broke out.
Vietnam’s exports to the United Kingdom have shown good signs with Vietnamese tropical fruits and agricultural products finding their way on to high-end and middle-class...
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,...
When Russia defaulted on its domestic debt back in 1998, it sparked significant dislocation in financial markets with credit spreads, for instance, widening dramatically...
The Russia–Ukraine conflict is forcing Vietnam to look for alternative suppliers of fertilisers to cope with the shortage of supply and rising prices.
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