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Is the trade deficit with ROK a concern for Vietnam?
Economists have said that the increased trade deficit with the Republic of Korea (ROK) is not expected to lead to changes in Vietnam’s economic structure.
Airlines asked to open more air routes to provinces
With an aim to promote tourism, local provincial authorities are calling on airlines to open air routes to their areas. Some provinces are even willing to compensate airlines’ losses during the first phase of operation.
Money flows into real estate market as prices rise
Experts have urged state management agencies to take necessary measures to drive the current strong cash flow into real estate out of the market as prices are increasing, depriving low-income earners of the opportunity of owning houses.
Big money flowing into resorts
As Vietnam is a bright spot in the region for tourism, hotels and resorts in Vietnam are being eyed by more investors.
Korean investors ‘play big’ in Vietnam’s finance & banking market
Vietnamese bankers have been warned that they should beware of not only well-known banks from Japan, UK, Singapore and the US, but rivals from the Republic of Korea (ROK) as well.
Processed food could be next big money-earner for Vietnam
Vietnamese are wasting many good agricultural products as they sell them as raw materials instead of processing them for added value.
As online sales boom, fast-delivery services thrive
Many businesses, from startups to big express delivery firms, have jumped into the market of fast delivery services for online shops.
More imports from ROK : experts
Imports from the Republic of Korea (ROK) have been increasing rapidly since the Vietnam-ROK FTA took effect in late 2015, as Vietnam’s largest trade deficit is now with the ROK, not China.
Investors seek opportunities in US$9 billion online-tourism market
Forecasts say Vietnam’s online tourism market’s value may reach US$9 billion in the next three years.
Vietnamese bankers rush to invest in neighboring markets
Vietnamese banks with powerful financial capability are investing in Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar, betting on the prosperity of their markets.