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Vietnam: a bright spot in Asia Equities

Vietnam: a bright spot in Asia Equities

(SGI) - Vietnam's advantages in cost-effective manufacturing and a skilled labour force position it as a fast-growing economy and a China plus one destination for supply chain diversification.
Businesses to face challenges in coming months

Businesses to face challenges in coming months

(SGI) - The current dire situation where several domestic enterprises are planning to suspend business operations, and with some even willing to close altogether is indeed a serious cause for great concern. The number of businesses exiting the market each month is now continuing to rise.
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Vietnam economic recovery fastest in the world

(SGI) - Since February, domestic stocks have been almost flat, while the US Dow Jones is back near historic heights. Both domestic and foreign stock markets have had a positive start in 2023, but expectations for the rest of 2023 are much awaited.
New provisions provide relief to bonds market

New provisions provide relief to bonds market

(SGI) - The new provisions introduced in Decree 08 provide temporary solutions to easing the immediate tension in the bonds market. Now bond issuers will be able to negotiate with creditors and extend the bond maturity time frame upto a two-year period, as well as negotiate on repayment of bonds with other assets.
Investors wary of more reduction in interest rates

Investors wary of more reduction in interest rates

(SGI) - Since the beginning of March 2023, commercial banks have reduced deposit interest rates which has been contrary to forecasts made by many domestic and foreign investment organizations who believed that the interest rates may increase when the Federal Reserve (FED) raises the interest rate yet again.
Market cautious as stocks indicate uncertainty

Market cautious as stocks indicate uncertainty

(SGI) - At the end of the financial year the market is often bullish. This occurs on the belief that mutual funds will beautify year-end reports by pulling up stock prices for the sake of shareholders. However, this year it looks like things are about to change.
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Innovative ideas can improve traffic congestion

(SGI) - Since Vietnam initiated economic reforms through the policy of Doi Moi in 1986, the transport network in Ho Chi Minh City has not seen much development, despite huge investments. 
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Stock market showing no indication of growth

(SGI) - The second quarter business results show that the market has been deluged while the VN Index is showing no signs of improving since early July, with figures indicating that the Price-To-Earnings (P/E) ratio is going even lower. 
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Mekong Delta development vital for Southern region

(SGI) - A robust transport infrastructure is imperative for all regional development. Since the Liberation of the South and the Reunification of Việt Nam, the Mekong Delta has served as the lifeline to the Southern region of the country. 
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Credit increase can become worrisome issue

(SGI) - During the first quarter of 2022, when credit growth rose spectacularly, regulators believed this was a positive sign of recovery for the economy. However, several underlying issues show that credit flow was actually actively manipulated.
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Investors favor textile stocks with long-term growth

(SGI) - The textile and garment industry is expected to have bright prospects in 2022, but due to a sharp increase in stock prices since 2021, many stocks seem to be at risk. Now it is seen that investors are looking towards only those enterprises capable of expansion for long-term growth.
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Wood exports unable to meet yearly target

(SGI) - The severe impact of the Covid-19 pandemic notwithstanding, wood and wooden products were still export items with a growth rate of 21.4% in the last ten months of 2021, reaching USD 11.890 bn. 
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Concerns on money investment during high inflation

(SGI) - According to the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), the world economy could lose trillions of dollars due to the prolonged pandemic, with developing economies suffering the most damage.