• Vietnam can't pay its public debts: economist

    04:46 PM @ 28/05/2014
    Without effective investments, Vietnam has no reliable
    resources with which to repay its growing public debt, Do Thien Anh
    Tuan, a lecturer at the Fulbright Economics Teaching Program, told Thanh Nien newspaper.
    On Sunday, the Global Debt Clock maintained by The
    Economist magazine described Vietnam’s public debt as nearly US$81.5
    billion or 47.8 percent of the gross domestic product (GDP).
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  • Vietnam central bank keeps Dollar exchange at VND21,036, commercial banks rate up

      27/05/2014
    Vietnam’s Central bank set the U.S. dollar’s exchange rate at VND21,036 on Monday, unchanged for nearly 11 months.  
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  • Vietnamese scientists successfully create iron of red mud

      26/05/2014
    Scientists from the Vietnam Science and Technology Academy have
    confirmed that they can make iron from red mud, the waste created during
    alumina production.  
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  • The FDI-driven economy?

      26/05/2014
    VietNamNet Bridge –
    “FDI-driven economy” is the phrase used by many economists at recent
    business forums, meaning that foreign direct investment (FDI) is the
    major motive power for the national economy.  
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  • Gold demand in Vietnam seen plunging as inflation slows

      22/05/2014
    Gold consumption in Vietnam, the largest Southeast Asian
    user after Thailand, will probably shrink by more than half this year
    after global prices fell, the currency stabilized and the government
    tightened rules.

    Demand may drop to 25 metric tons to 30 tons from 60 tons
    to 70 tons in 2013  
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