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Vietnam e-commerce estimated to reach $16.4 billion in 2022.
The Vietnam B2C E-commerce Market Size in 2022 is expected to reach $16.4 billion, up 20% year-on-year, according to Vietnam E-commerce White Paper.
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Vietnam in global semiconductor spotlight as big-name investors show interest
Global semiconductor makers are betting on Vietnam as their next production destination with the country being considered ready for a move up in the value chain.
Vietnam, Thailand to meet in October to discuss hiking rice export prices
The second- and third-largest rice exporters in the world, Vietnam and Thailand, will begin discussions to increase rice export prices, Nikkei reported.
PV Power expects to generate 832 million kWh of electricity in September
The PetroVietnam Power Corporation (PV Power) is undertaking a series of measures towards the goal of generating 832 million kWh of electricity in September.
- Rising dragon: Amazon eyes Vietnam as key link in global supply chain 1
- Vietnamese textile-garment sector logs record number of export markets 2
- Vietnamese fruits struggle with higher standards 3
- VinaCapital seeks to sell SkyX Solar for $100 million 4
- Vietnam takes advantage of FTAs for exporting agricultural products 5
- Vietnam on the rise as a promising destination for int'l retailers 6
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Vietnam data storage law rankles Big Tech and CPTPP trade bloc
China-like restrictions set companies scrambling in key test of Pacific trade deal
Vietnam reduces electric energy consumption at its largest solar farm
Vietnam has reduced the utilization rate of power produced at its largest solar farm by 40% due to the lack of a pricing system in place, Reuters reported.
Half of Vietnamese to make more than $20 a day by 2030: HSBC
Forty eight million Vietnamese, or nearly half the population, will have an income of more than US$20 a day by 2030, British lender HSBC has forecast.
Low labour costs, strong investor interest drawing S'pore start-ups into ...
SINGAPORE - The number of start-ups from Singapore venturing overseas through Enterprise Singapore's Global Innovation Alliance (GIA) acceleration programmes has ballooned to more than 400 in less than five years.
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Digital economy to make up 25% of HCM City's GDP by 2025
By 2025, the local government expects that Ho Chi Minh City's digital economy would contribute 25% of the southern hub's GRDP.
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Vietnam spends $2.25 bln to import CBU vehicles in just 8 months
In August 2022, Vietnam imported 18,279 CBU cars, with a turnover of $385.4 million, a record high, according to the General Department of Customs.
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Moody’s upgrades ratings of 12 Vietnamese banks
Moody's Investors Service has raised ratings of 12 Vietnamese banks following its upgrade of Vietnam's sovereign rating to Ba2 from Ba3.
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Vietnam Sets Dong Fixing at Record Low as Dollar Strength Grows
Vietnam's dong is on course to decline for the eighth consecutive month to a record low, setting the stage for further currency weakening in the Southeast Asian
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Red alert for global food inflation as India curbs rice exports
India, the world's largest rice exporter, slapped a tariff on certain exports to guarantee local supply after planting shrank, that might further shock global food markets and deepen the starvation situation.
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Moody’s raises Vietnam's rating to Ba2, outlook changed to stable
Moody's Investors Service has upgraded the Vietnam's long-term issuer and senior unsecured ratings to Ba2 from Ba3 and changed the outlook to stable from positive.
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EVN gets approval to invest in a 1.2bln thermal power plant
The People's Committee of Can Tho City has just issued Decision No. 2447/QD-UBND approving the investment policy and investor of EVN to invest in the O Mon III thermal power plant project.
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Lotte to invest $900 million in Vietnam smart city project
The Lotte group's head claims that its investment in Vietnam will increase because they want to use the nation as a test market for upcoming projects.
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Vietnamese auto firms face shortage of part imports from China
Vietnamese automobile manufacturing, assembly, and trading enterprises are in trouble due to a dearth of part imports from China, posing a high risk of delaying automobile deliveries to customers and rising prices.
