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Thai rice worries Vietnamese exporters
Thailand’s plan to sell all its rice reserves of about eight million tonnes this year has sparked concerns that this move will undermine Vietnam’s rice exports.
Vietnam beats Malaysia 3-0 in friendly
Vietnam made a promising start to the Year of the Rooster with a 3-0 victory over Malaysia in a friendly match on February 7 in HCM City
Vietnam economy will grow 5.1% a year till 2050
A report by the prestigious global accounting firm of PricewaterhouseCooper (PWC) predicts continued economic growth for Vietnam until 2050 period, with annual GDP increase of 5.1%, on average.
Local firms urged to dive into global value chain
Domestic firms should make great efforts in the competition with foreign invested firms to contribute more actively to the global value chain and participate more effectively in the world’s production network, experts said.
Vietnam will meet Chinese Taipei in March
The Vietnam national football team will meet Chinese Taipei in a friendly match on March 24, according to the Vietnam Football Federation.
Gov’t approves horse, dog racing gambling
The Government has issued a long-awaited decree allowing Vietnamese citizens to bet on international football matches and on horse and dog races in Vietnam..
Vinh under pressure at Indian World Cup
Hoang Xuan Vinh, the Olympic winner, must endure serious pressure when he competes at the ISSF World Cup Rifle/Pistol/Shotgun in India.
The heat is on in consumer finance market
Last year the VPBank-owned FE Credit-Consumer Finance Services added 2.7 million accounts to take its total number of customers to 3.3 million.
Shops prepare for gold rush
Domestic gold demand is expected to surge sharply on February 6 as Vietnamese prefer buying the metal to mark God of Wealth Day – the tenth day of the Lunar New Year (February 6).
Vietnamese women’s cosmetics market sees stable growth
The Vietnamese beauty market saw stable growth last year, with a year-on-year increase of 4%, and is expected to thrive in the years to come.