More price rises on the way
01/01/1900HA NOI — Viet Nam is set to continue experiencing SEE MORE
price hikes in the latter half of the year due to both domestic and
international socio-economic factors, according to economic experts.Trade Deficit of US$6.6 Billion Forecast for First Half
01/01/1900(VEN) - Vietnam's export value in SEE MORE
June was estimated to hit US$7.8 billion, lifting the total export value
in the first half of this year to more than US$42.33 billion, a rise of
30.3 percent over the same period last year, according to the General
Statistical Office (GSO).Forex rates react to higher dollar supply
01/01/1900VietNamNet Bridge - The local foreign SEE MORE
exchange market has begun to show positive results, following the State Bank of
Viet Nam's circular which came into effect on July 1.Dollar Falls on Concern U.S. Jobless Rate May Keep Fed From Tightening
01/01/1900The dollar fell against the euro and yen on SEE MORE
concern the U.S. jobless rate will remain at a level that deters the Federal Reserve from raising interest rates.48 domestic power plants sign up to VN's competitive energy market
01/01/1900HA NOI — Viet Nam's competitive energy market (CEM) was SEE MORE
launched in Ha Noi yesterday, with 48 of the country's 73 power plants with a
capacity of more than 30MW already signed up to take part.
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