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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Vietnamese economy is likely to grow 10 percent in Q3: VinaCapital
Vietnam to boost technology transfer from universities
Vietnam Airlines to launch online check-in service at Sydney, Melbourne airports
Soc Son Waste-to-Power Plant goes online
Total revenue of groups, corporations hits nearly VND900 trillion
Carriers launched promotional programs
Indochina Kajima to pour US$1 billion into industrial real estate in Vietnam
Vietnam Airlines relaunches services to Indonesia
Preferential loans of up to US$346 mln for customers launched
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Vietnam's economic growth forecast at 7.5 percent in 2022: World Bank
Vietnam’s GDP growth is forecast to expand 7.5 percent in 2022 and 6.7 percent in 2023, with resilient manufacturing and a robust rebound in services serving as the driving forces for economic recovery.
MFN tariffs on gasoline products lowered by 10 percent
More comprehensive solutions needed to retrieve traffic order in TSN Airport
Dak Lak Province prepares for official export of passion fruit to China
Laws need amending for real estate projects
Banking-finance
Banks avoiding further bad debt risks
The recent financial statements of commercial banks for the second quarter show that the total amount of bad debts increased by about 17.5% compared to the beginning of the year.
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
SBV untangles 2-percent interest rate support package
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
VN-Index continues to gain points despite US-China tensions
The US-China tensions involving Pelosi's upcoming visit to Taiwan made investors nervous and increased selling. However, the VN-Index still closed the trading session on August 2 with an increase of more than 10 points as the cash flow continued to pour into the stock market.
