Tons of gold sold abroad, but exporters delay tax payments
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over 4.4 tons of gold were exploited from Bong Mieu and Dak Sa, the two
biggest gold mines in Vietnam. However, the state has not received
sufficient taxes from the gold exporters.Oil Rebounds From Six-Month Low on Middle East Tension
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tension in Iraq and speculation that last week’s 4.1 percent drop was
excessive. Brent widened its premium to WTI.Manufacturing growth slows as Vietnam hikes fuel prices
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in four months due to gas price hikes and better enforcement of truck
tonnage rules.Vietnam to extend taxes as more firms shut doors
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simplify payment procedures on the heels of more bad news about business
closures and suspensions.Gold Industry Deals Reach Three-Year High as Hunters Feast
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acquisitions by producers, led by Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. (AEM) and
Yamana Gold Inc. (YRI), has pushed deals to a three-year high.
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