Petrol prices decreased slight from 3 pm on March 14, following the latest adjustment by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, and the Ministry of Finance. Full Article
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HCM City urged to create breakthroughs in foreign investment attraction 15/03
The southern economic hub of HCM City should take a pioneering role in developing and perfecting investment institutions to attract more foreign investors, a conference heard in the city on Thursday.
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Japan seeks to boost seafood processing collaboration with Việt Nam 15/03
With a thriving seafood processing industry and many high-quality processing plants, Việt Nam has been chosen by Japanese enterprises for partnership in processing products for export to various markets such as the US and ASEAN countries. according to the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan (MAFF).
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Việt Nam's rice exports to Senegal remain low compared to demand 15/03
Despite being one of the primary supply sources for Senegal – a country with one of the highest per capita rice consumption rates in West Africa, Việt Nam's rice exports to this nation remain modest.
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Northern power corp’s output up 12.02 per cent 15/03
The Electricity of Việt Nam (EVN)’s Northern Power Corporation (EVNNPC) has reported that its commercial power output picked up 12.02 per cent year-on-year to 13.9 billion kWh in the first two months of 2024.
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Controlling shipping line surcharge increases for market stability 15/03
Port authorities and maritime inspectorates must monitor shipping company fees and surcharges to prevent violations amidst rising container transportation costs for imports and exports.
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Đà Nẵng tapped to transform into international financial centre 14/03
The central city is focused on personnel training to serve semiconductors and artificial intelligence (AI), among other fields.
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Vietnamese economy making dynamic shift with robust growth: Hong Kong news site 14/03
The economy of Việt Nam is going through a dynamic shift, marked by robust growth and the development of several key trends supporting a stronger looking future, according to an article recently published by the Hong Kong-based news site asianinsiders.com.
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Việt Nam's GDP reaches over $430 billion in 2023, fifth most in Southeast Asia 14/03
According to the latest data from the International Monetary Fund, Việt Nam's GDP scale in 2023 is estimated to reach about US$433.3 billion, ranking fifth in Southeast Asia.
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PM chairs meeting on monetary policies to remove obstacles, promote growth 14/03
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính and Deputy Prime Minister Lê Minh Khái chair the meeting to implement monetary policy management tasks in 2024 this morning, which focuses on removing difficulties for production and business to promote growth and ensure macroeconomic stability.
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MoIT reveals draft of wholesale electricity market circular for public comments 14/03
This draft applies to organisations participating in the electricity wholesale market, including wholesalers, energy generator businesses, electricity system and market operators, and electricity transmission units.
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Coffee price increases in domestic market due to high demand 13/03
Việt Nam's average coffee export price in February reached US$3,276 per tonne, up 7.4 per cent against the price in January and up 50.6 per cent compared to the same period of last year.
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Việt Nam's export recovery gains momentum 13/03
Việt Nam’s exports have been on a path of recovery since the beginning of the year. According to a report from the General Statistics Office (GSO), the total export turnover of goods in the first two months of 2024 reached US$59.34 billion, a 19.2 per cent increase compared to the...
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Rice sector needs stronger linkage chain 13/03
Although Việt Nam holds huge potential to boost rice export in 2024 as the world is forecast to face a shortage of about five million tonnes of the grain, limitations in linkage chain must be tackled for the industry to move forward.
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February automobile sales see biggest fall in three years 13/03
Việt Nam’s automobile sales in February plummeted 50 per cent year-on-year to 11,633 automobiles, the biggest drop in three years.
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