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How much value will the dong lose this year?
Some international institutions have predicted that the dong will depreciate by 5% this year, while economists have urged the government to devalue the currency by more than 10%.
Images: Funny paper items for the dead
Seeing votive paper products for the dead like AK rifles, funeral trumpets, cameras, excavators, jeeps ... produced at the village of Dong Ho in Thuan Thanh district, Bac Ninh Province, many people have burst into laughter.
North Central Region in summer days
Tourists not only see the beauty of nature and historical sites, but also understand the hard lives of local people in the sweltering weather.
Image: Silkie chickens attract wealthy customers in Vietnam
Silkie chickens are becoming a favourite pet for many Vietnamese wealthy families, with a six-month waiting list for the birds.
Will Apple set up a legal entity in Vietnam?
Apple is reportedly following administrative procedures to set up a business in Vietnam. Opinions from well-informed circles say Apple has been working in Vietnam for about one year and has nearly 100 workers.
Unique Vietnam vehicles through the lens of foreign photographers
Many foreign photographers have come to Vietnam to take photos of these vehicles, which have been published in international newspapers. Some photographers have also launched photo books about the subject.
Competitive electricity market? It’s still far away
If Electricity of Vietnam’s (EVN) exclusive role cannot be removed, private businesses will not be able to join the electricity market, even though the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) has decided to open the market to all businesses that can meet the requirements.
Fiscal policy, public debt are major problems, not inflation or monetary policy
Concerns about public debt arose again after the Ministry of Finance (MOF) asked for VND30 trillion from the State Bank.
Overseas Vietnamese rush to pour money into real estate
The real estate buying power of Viet Kieu (overseas Vietnamese) increased rapidly as soon as the new policy on allowing Viet Kieu and foreigners to buy houses in Vietnam took effect.
Six unspoiled destinations in Binh Phuoc
Wild, unspoiled places in the central province of Binh Phuoc worth visiting: