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(SGI) - The consideration of an impending ban on sugar exports by India, starting in October, has raised expectations of a spike in domestic sugar inventories.

(SGI) - Vietnam's export landscape is undergoing a robust recovery, driven by a combination of market dynamics and strategic shifts in production. Michael Kokalari, Director of Macroeconomic Analysis and Market Research at VinaCapital, sheds light on the country's export revival.

(SGI) - After a quiet spell, agricultural stocks have surged into the limelight, grabbing the attention of investors. However, beneath the surface of price gains, several businesses find themselves grappling with challenges.

(SGI) - Exports forecast for the last six months of the year indicate that there are still some groups of industries that have the ability to accelerate and achieve their target. However, this may not be the case where many other industries are concerned, with a bleaker picture emerging day by day.

(SGI) - The current macroeconomic situation and stronger production capacity are still not enough to bring the economy back to the desired high growth trajectory.

(SGI) - During the first three months of the year, it has become apparent that China is emerging as a strong export destination for many Vietnamese agricultural products. With the US and European market still struggling to recover, China may well be the much-needed answer for Vietnam.

(SGI) - Macro data for growth acceleration in the first quarter of 2023 has sprung a surprise for the stock market as indications are far lower than expected.

(SGI) - Seafood stocks are expected to fall from fluctuations in the current volatile export market and a decline in businesses in 2023.

(SGI) - Outstanding business results in 2022 were factors for investors to expect great hopes in seaport stocks in 2023. However, recent statistics show that seaport enterprises are facing turbulent times as demand has fallen all round.

(SGI) - The current global economic slowdown will greatly affect the economy of Vietnam in days to come due to increased interest rates and tightening of the monetary policy by central banks. However, we believe that the Government will find a solution to support the economy by increasing the disbursement of public investment.

(SGI) - Although the last months of the year had seen a substantial drop in export orders, the textile and garment industry, as well as the seafood industry, still ended the year with positive results.

(SGI) - The current ongoing economic fluctuation occurring worldwide is clearly affecting many export businesses in Vietnam in the last months of 2022 and is forecast to continue to affect throughout 2023.

(SGI) - The move made by some commercial banks to reduce the lending interest rate, and the decision of the State Bank of Vietnam to increase credit by 1.5% to 2% has had a positive impact on manufacturing and export enterprises.

(SGI) - The EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) has had a positive impact on Vietnamese enterprises and exports in the last two years since it came into force. However, the market share of Vietnamese products in Europe is still rather modest.

(SGI) - Consumers across the globe have tightened spending which has led to export orders being cancelled in Vietnam, even for the coming Christmas and New Year season. 

(SGI) - Even though the Covid-19 pandemic is well over and businesses are making efforts at recovery so that production can continue and jobs can be retained, other factors have now come into play. 

(SGI) - The end of the year is always a time to accelerate pace of production across many industries, for both export and domestic consumption. 

(SGI) - Several export businesses are facing a severe crunch of orders, especially in textiles, garments, footwear, and furniture.

(SGI) - The real estate market is currently facing a serious crunch, not seen in the last ten years. Both investors and real estate businesses have never faced such difficult times before. 

(SGI) - Several countries are raising interest rates in an effort to curb inflation, even though  higher interest rates can push economies into even deeper recession.