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Vietnam's Market Economy: Just a Matter of Time

Vietnam's Market Economy: Just a Matter of Time

(SGI) - Vietnam’s journey toward being recognized as a market economy by global powers like the United States has been long and arduous. Despite positive assessments and growing trade relations, the U.S. still does not fully acknowledge Vietnam as a market economy (ME). This creates challenges for Vietnamese businesses trying to access American markets.

Should the 0% USD Interest Rate Policy be Changed?

Should the 0% USD Interest Rate Policy be Changed?

To combat "dollarization" in the economy, the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has implemented several policies, including setting the USD deposit interest rate for individuals and organizations at 0% per annum. To delve deeper into this matter, Saigon Investment conducted an interview with Associate Professor Dr. Nguyễn Hữu Huân from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City.

Stocks not in parallel to economic growth

Stocks not in parallel to economic growth

(SGI) - Although the financial report for the second quarter of 2023 is still not out, the stock market has shown a surprisingly significant growth in May and June.
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.
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Corporate bonds market sees large withdrawals

(SGI) - Saigon Investment published an article on 27 July 2022 with the title "When securities companies and banks rush to broker corporate bonds", which highlighted facts of the corporate bonds market and the naivety of first-time bonds investors. 
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Vietnam Stock Market unlikely to crash

(SGI) - The VN Index has been under intense fluctuation of late, although financial experts believe that the Vietnamese stock market is very unlikely to crash in a similar situation to that in 2008, which subsequently led to an economic depression. 
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Domestic petroleum market needs revamping

(SGI) - The domestic petroleum market has undergone many changes in the last few years. However, some inadequacies still remain in its operations and need to be removed. 
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Apprehension of increase in interest rate

(SGI) - There is still some apprehension of a potential external risk when the US Federal Reserve (FED) increases the basic interest rate at a meeting to be held by 20 September. 
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Law on Personal Income Tax inconsistent

(SGI) - The Ministry of Finance recently submitted an amendment to the Law on Personal Income Tax (PIT) to the Standing Committee of the National Assembly. 
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Seasoned investors unaffected by stock fluctuation

(SGI) - Towards the end of June, the stock market was seen to prosper after three sessions of testing bottom in the middle of May. However, there are still many investors arguing whether this rally was just a move to beautify the second quarter portfolio or whether the market really made two rally bottoms.
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Transparency needed in trading by securities companies

(SGI) - Many individual investors lost their money when the stock market dropped sharply in April this year. This has led to an analysis of the workings of securities companies, and ways to bring about more transparency in their dealings.
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Businesses in quandary over increase in fuel price

(SGI) - The recent increase in gasoline prices has added pressure on most businesses because of an increase in operating costs. Input costs increase when gasoline prices go up, while output prices remain the same because of lower purchasing power. 
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Stock market moves on roller coaster

(SGI) - The stock market acted strangely when the VN Index suddenly peaked even as the financial market went down, and when real estate businesses slowed down but stock shares still rolled in profits.
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Businesses want autonomy in fight against pandemic

(ĐTTCO)-The sincerest expectation of businesses when the economy is finally allowed to reopen again is to be given the right to autonomy and self-reliance, whereby businesses will be fully responsible for further prevention of the pandemic as well as run their own business operations.