VietNamNet Bridge – The sharp falls in oil prices have not benefited the
national economy, with the exception of Petrolimex, the petroleum
importer and distributor. SEE MORE Crude oil extended declines as the dollar gained, buying more than 120
yen, before U.S. payrolls data. European stocks jumped with German
factory orders and China’s main share index swung by the most in four
years.
SEE MORE The World Bank said on December 3 that there were early signs of
recovery for Vietnam's economy, with its economic growth expected to
improve from 5.4 percent in 2013 to 5.6 percent in 2014. SEE MORE The global crude oil price continues to slide after OPEC’s statement on
November 27 on maintaining exploitation output. Light sweet oil dropped
by $7.54 per barrel, or 10 percent, in New York on November 28, to
$66.15 per barrel. This was the sharpest price fall since March 2009. SEE MORE (VOV) 89.54% of the National Assembly deputies voted to approve a
resolution on next year’s socio-economic development which aims to
obtain a higher economic growth rate than in 2014. SEE MORE
