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(SGI) - Foreign Direct Investment is one of the most important factors driving the economic growth in Vietnam.

(SGI) - Soon after the article "Decoding the "Enigma" of Banks” was published, Saigon Investment received many comments that now require an appropriate response.

(SGI) - The tourism industry in Vietnam has been overjoyed ever since China put the country on pilot list in second phase for group tourism. Many localities and favorite destinations of Chinese tourists in Vietnam are eagerly awaiting visitors and many airlines have also planned to resume flights to China again.

(SGI) - Many export manufacturers had faced serious cancellations and shortage of orders by the end of 2022, and many enterprises in the textile, footwear, and wood industries operated in moderation with employees working on alternate days.

(SGI) - Many experts believe that the real estate market has many opportunities for growth, but before that happens there is an urgent need to untie many knots that are proving to be obstacles in its path to further development.

(SGI) - The VN Index is ranked among the group of stocks with the strongest decline in the world of 42% since the beginning of the year. However, besides plummeting at some sessions, the VN Index is also unbelievably gaining in some sessions as well. 

(SGI) - Apple and Samsung companies are planning to manufacture some of the most advanced technology products in Vietnam in the near future. 

(SGI) - There are some concerned officials who have now taken strict measures and have also launched active campaigns to maintain the country’s socio-cultural values as urbanization and modern development plans are turning cities such as Ho Chi Minh City into a veritable concrete jungle.

NGUYỄN MINH THẢO, Head of the Business Environment and Competitiveness Research Department, at the Central Institute for Economic Management (CIEM), believes that businesses are looking forward to the non-financial support package called reform of the business environment. In a talk with Saigon Investment, Dr. Thảo expressed her views further. 

(SGI) - Commercial land in central areas of some big cities such as Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Nha Trang, and Da Nang, is now at a premium, although vast tracks of public land are still available in outskirt areas. 

(SGI) - After nearly thirty countries placed a ban on the export of some essential food products, global food prices began to soar uncontrollably. 

(SGI) - While some sellers may feel that the stock is at an unattractive price, some buyers may value the stock at bottom. 

(SGI) - Some big changes have been made to the stock market in Vietnam which have caused many investors to suffer huge losses. Notwithstanding, this could now also be the perfect opportunity for investors to buy more shares that are being traded at low prices.

(SGI) - The GDP growth in the first quarter of 2022 is estimated to increase by 5.03% year-on-year, higher than that of 2020 and 2021, marking a return to a 5% growth or more after many difficult years. 

(SGI) - Plans to increase overtime working hours for industry workers has been implemented by many countries around the world, to cover for an increasing labor shortfall. 

(SGI) - There are concerns whether Vietnam will be able to attract more lucrative Foreign Direct Investments from across the globe during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. 

(SGI) - There is much concern over recent unusual high bids at auctions held by some businesses that could possibly cause some upheaval in the real estate sector as a whole. 

(SGI) - Although the state budget revenue in 2021 exceeded the annual estimate, it is still not enough to convince the tax authorities. When the income structure is unstable and long term, the actual state budget revenue gradually decreases.

(SGI) - Under the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic conditions, the world must be prepared to adapt and undergo several changes. 

Some 105,600 enterprises were formed in Vietnam in the first 11 months of this year, posting a decline of 15-per-cent year-on-year, according to the country’s General Statistics Office yesterday.