Vietnam jumps 39 notches in CEO quality of life rankings
Vietnam jumped 39 steps to become the 62nd best country worldwide for quality of life in 2021, according to a report released by CEOWORLD – the world's leading business and trade magazine.
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Total revenue of groups, corporations hits nearly VND900 trillion
Carriers launched promotional programs
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Vietnam Airlines relaunches services to Indonesia
Preferential loans of up to US$346 mln for customers launched
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Vietnam’s exports to EU increase robustly
At the Conference on Market Information and Connection with the European Distribution System (EU) held on August 11, Ms. Nguyen Thao Hien, Deputy Director of the European-American Market Department under the Ministry of Industry and Trade, said that in the first month of 2022, Vietnam's export turnover to the EU market increased drastically, estimated at US$27.9 billion, up 22 percent over the same period last year.
1,600 vehicles see ETC-related errors per day passing An Suong–An Lac toll plaza
Patients increasingly using chip-based citizen ID card for medical registration
PM asks for greater efforts to promote sustainable recovery
HCMC has no policy of deleting any EPZ-IP
Banking-finance
Banks raise interest rates to attract depositors
From the beginning of August 2022, many more banks including commercial banks with state capital have raised the interest rate offered on savings accounts to attract extra cash.
Banks avoiding further bad debt risks
Rising inflation causing concern for export businesses
Lending rates expected to be stable thanks to State support package
Lower interest rate for pandemic-hit businesses
Economy
Exchange rate fluctuations reduce national debt by VND57 trillion
Taking into account the exchange rate fluctuations of the three main currencies, including USD, JPY, and EUR, the Government's outstanding debt by the end of 2022 is estimated to decrease by about VND57 trillion, down 2 percent compared to the outstanding balance at the end of 2021.
Increasing opportunities for trade promotion for livestock enterprises
Strict criterion prevents access to loans
Complexities in land use by State-Owned Enterprises
Vietnam striving to control commodities price rise
Stock market
Domestic securities companies face losses
Several deep and prolonged corrections in the stock market of late have caused many domestic securities companies to face heavy losses, after a phase of continuous profit-making. On the other hand, foreign securities companies are still reaping good profits due to lending activities.
