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Businesses are bearing severe impacts from COVID-19 developments and social distancing campaigns.
The COVID-19 pandemic caused turbulence in Vietnam's labor market in 2020.
Contrary to all predictions, the real estate market has been hot during the pandemic. People are rushing to buy apartments for fear that prices will escalate after the pandemic ends.
Vietnamese producers have been put under pressure because of the complex developments of the pandemic, but, in risks, opportunities always exist.
Barriers erected all over the streets and goods transacted through barriers are unprecedented scenes in the Hanoi Old Quarter.
Nearly all kinds of fruits, from custard apple to dragon fruit to durian, have seen prices plummet on low demand.
Many countries are promoting vaccinations and reopening their economies. As a result, demand for Vietnam's textiles, footwear, furniture, and electronic products is on the rise.
The tourism industry has become paralyzed and many eateries have shut down because of CoVID-19. This has adversely affected the consumption of drinks, especially alcoholic drinks.
Taking advantage of people's anxiety about health during the COVID-19 pandemic, criminals have committed new forms of fraud and profiteering through cyberspace.
The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE) has made a long progress in 21 years of operation and a breakthrough in the past two years.