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$8.5 billion needed for metro line projects in Ho Chi Minh City
The State budget is tight and it is more difficult to access ODA loans, while metro line projects in Ho Chi Minh City need a total investment of VND210.8 trillion ($8.5 billion).
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Vietnam imports nearly 145,000 cars in first 11 months
As of mid-November, Vietnam spent about $ 3.24 billion on importing 144,726 cars of all types, up 6.4% in value and 5.9% in number compared with the same period last year.
Vietnam may extend the range of the USD/VND exchange rate: WB
Vietnam may think about granting more exchange rate flexibility, according to the World Bank, as the Fed is anticipated to keep hiking interest rates.
Vietnam nears $11 billion-plus deal to shift economy from coal
Vietnam is set to follow Indonesia, South Africa with a climate financing package of at least $11 billion to shift its economy away from coal, boost the rollout of renewable energy sources.
- State Treasury to auction $17 bln worth of G-bonds in 2023 1
- Vietnam collects $76.7 million in taxes from foreign service providers 2
- Wood exports to hit record of $18 billion in 2023 3
- Foreign exchange reserve to climb back to $100B this year: analysts 4
- Vietnam to spend $9 billion to build Ho Chi Minh City - Can Tho Railway 5
- Apple supplier BOE plans new factories in Vietnam 6
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October sees record-breaking rice exports
In October, Vietnam's rice exports totaled 713,546 tons and were valued at $341,064 million, up 22.3% in volume, 23.9% in value over the previous month, according to the General Department of Customs.
U.S. removes Vietnam from monitoring list for currency manipulation
The U.S. Treasury Department has just removed Vietnam from the monitoring list for currency manipulation in its semiannual report to Congress on macroeconomic and foreign-exchange policies of major U.S. trading partners.
M&A deals hit $5.7 bln during Jan-Oct period
M&A activity in the first 10 months of 2022 in Vietnam worth $5.7 billion, a 35.3% decline from the same period last year, according to KPMG Vietnam.
Jan.-Oct. State Budget revenue hits $60.5 bln, beating target by 6.6%
Domestic taxes and import-export taxes brought in VND1,504,773 billion ($60.5 billion), or 106.59% of the year's expected overall number, as of October 31, 2022, according to a State Treasury report.
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$16.08 billion needed to upgrade seaport system: workshop
Vietnam will need nearly VND400 trillion ($16.08 billion) to upgrade its seaport system by 2030, heard a workshop held by the Ministry of Transport in Hanoi on November 8.
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Vietnam to continue facing difficulties securing fuel supplies, minister ...
Vietnam will continue to face difficulties securing refined petroleum products, its industry and trade minister said on Saturday (Nov 5), as authorities scramble to avert a fuel supply crunch.
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Vietnamese purchases 12 tons of gold in the third quarter
Vietnamese consumers purchased 12 tons of gold in the third quarter, increasing 264% year-on-year, according to World Gold Council analysis on trends in global and local gold demand.
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Vietnam continues to work to reduce inflation and maintain macroeconomic ...
On November 5, 2022, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh stressed that despite the economy's new problems, Vietnam would continue to adhere to its aim to maintain macroeconomic stability and contain inflation.
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LS Electric Vietnam relocates its main facility to Bac Ninh to boost ...
LS Electric will complete the transfer of its new factory from Hanoi to Bac Ninh, Vietnam.
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Nine-month seafood exports to China jumps over 85%: Ministry
Seafood exports to China climbed by 85.2% in the first nine months of 2022 over the same period of 2021, according to latest data from the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
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Amazon sells 10 million "made in Vietnam" products
Cross-border e-commerce in general, and in Vietnam in particular, continues to expand rapidly with positive signs. Vietnam is at a "golden time" for online exports, according to Amazon Global Selling Vietnam
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HSBC hikes Vietnam growth forecast to 7.6%
Lender HSBC has raised Vietnam's growth forecast to 7.6% this year thanks to the country's broad-based recovery and significant improvement in the manufacturing sector.
