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Petrol prices in Vietnam plummeted for the eighth time of this year
The retail prices of petrol in Vietnam plummeted from 3pm of April 28 making it the eighth consecutive reduction since the beginning of this year.
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Vietnam ministry to punish petrol stations for hoarding fuel
Minister of Industry and Trade Tran Tuan Anh has ordered relevant agencies to strengthen inspection and strictly fine petroleum stations that refuse to sell fuel or increase prices.
Vietnam, US seek to promote post COVID-19 footwear trade via online conference
About 60 US footwear importers will meet local manufacturers during an online trade event that will be organized between May 28 and 30 this year, Ministry of Industry and Trade said.
Vietnam hikes retail gasoline prices after eight adjusted-down times
Vietnam increased retail gasoline prices Wednesday afternoon, after cutting prices for eight consecutive time since the international crude oil prices have plunged to their lowest in decades.
- Vietnam tourism industry sees huge growth for 2023 1
- Construction ministry to auction 49% stake in Song Hong Corporation 2
- Cake by VPBank receives the Best Digital Bank Vietnam award 3
- Vietnam records three IPO listings raising $7 mln in the first 10.5 months 4
- Strange dance of gold 5
- Forty-two companies with market capitalization exceeding $1 billion 6
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Vietnam stock amongst the best performers globally in April
Stock rebound in Asian frontier markets, led by Pakistan and Vietnam, the second and third best performers globally in April when the Southeast Asian country reopened its economy, Asia Frontier Capital said.
Vietnam stock posts fifth consecutive gaining session
The VN-Index added nearly 15 points to 828.33 points on the first trading day of the week, marking the fifth consecutive gaining session since the government called to restart the economy.
Stock rallies for a fourth consecutive day as Vietnam restarts the economy
Cash flow continued to pour heavily into Vietnam’s stock market in the trading session on May 8 as the government has been restarting the economy.
Shoppers Everywhere Hoarding Rice Cost Vietnam Its Stockpile
Top rice exporter Vietnam is struggling to replenish government reserves after consumers around the world rushed to secure supplies of the food staple because of the worsening coronavirus pandemic.
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Vietnam Stocks Become World’s Best After Extreme Turmoil in March: ...
Vietnam’s stock market, which in March tumbled the most since 2001, is now reviving.
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Vietnam cuts fuel price the 7th consecutive time to record low $0.48 a ...
Vietnam reduced prices of gasoline by about VND600 ($0.025) per liter, a seventh consecutive time since early this year, Ministries of Industry and Trade and Finance announced the reduction of prices.
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Vietnam cuts retail fuel prices for a second time in March, by up to $0.18 per ...
Vietnamese government has announced to cut retail fuel prices the second time this month and sixth time from the beginning of 2020 as international crude oil prices dropped sharply.
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Rice traders cry foul over sudden export ban
Rice traders are unhappy with the sudden government ban on exports that has million dollar worth of cargo idling at ports.
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Bloomberg: Vietnam’s Rice Trade Thrown Into Turmoil on Export Halt ...
Vietnam’s rice traders have halted overseas shipments after the customs department ordered a temporary suspension of exports on Tuesday to ensure food security during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Vietnam Government holds back signing new rice export contracts
Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has instructed ministries to temporarily halts new rice contracts and carry out the inspection, evaluation of supply and the current rice export situation.
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Vietnam's stock experiences another historic losing session
The VN-Index plummeted 43.14 points, or 6.08 percent, to 666.69 points Monday, its second biggest single-day loss in 19 years.
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Vietnam cuts, exempts fees of 15 securities services to back market
The Ministry of Finance cut the fees of nine securities services and exempted fees for six others from March 19, a move to support the market amid coronavirus pandemic.
