• Public debts near threshold

      16/10/2014
    HANOI – Vietnam’s public debts are poised to reach 63% of GDP late this
    year and 64% next year, just a stone’s throwing from the threshold of
    65% deemed by the National Assembly as menacing to the country’s
    financial safety.  
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  • Growth fears weigh on global shares, dollar rebounds

      14/10/2014
    Deepening worries over the health of the global economy dragged shares
    in Europe and Japan lower on Tuesday, while the dollar rebounded against
    the euro and yen from big declines the previous day.  
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  • Vietnam gasoline prices drop further

      13/10/2014
    Vietnamese fuel distributors reduced the retail prices of
    gasoline for the seventh time this year, following an order by two
    ministries.  
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  • Fuel price stabilization fund surges to record high

      13/10/2014
    As of quarter three, the balance of the fuel price stabilization fund
    had risen to nearly VND2.3 trillion, the highest since the use of the
    fund was made known to the public.  
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  • Fuel Smugglers Line Up Every Day to Drain Indonesia Economy

      13/10/2014
    It’s Tuesday morning and about three dozen vehicles are waiting for the
    fuel truck to arrive at a service station on the island of Belitung,
    Indonesia. Soon, a steady stream of cars will buy all the subsidized
    diesel and many of the drivers will then siphon their ration into jerry
    cans to sell at a profit.
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