SonKim Land unveils limited collection of 85 residences in Thao Dien

SonKim Land unveils limited collection of 85 residences in Thao Dien

Located in the heart of Thao Dien, one of Ho Chi Minh City’s most prestigious real estate addresses, The Berkley stands out with a limited collection of just 85 residences.
US investment firm PGP seeks deeper ties with Vietnam

US investment firm PGP seeks deeper ties with Vietnam

Minister of Finance Nguyen Van Thang met with PGP to discuss US investment cooperation in technology, finance, and innovation.
European Commissioner Síkela to visit Vietnam

European Commissioner Síkela to visit Vietnam

From March 23 to 25, European Commissioner for International Partnerships Jozef Síkela will visit Hanoi to look at EU investments in Vietnam to create jobs under the Global Gateway.
Voter turnout exceeds 99 per cent in National Assembly elections

Voter turnout exceeds 99 per cent in National Assembly elections

More than 76 million voters turned out for national and local elections, with participation surpassing 99 per cent.
Middle East conflict disrupts supply chains, pressures logistics firms

Middle East conflict disrupts supply chains, pressures logistics firms

The Middle East conflict is placing significant pressure on logistics companies in Vietnam, disrupting supply chains and transportation activities.
153 entrepreneurs racing for seats in National Assembly and People's Councils

153 entrepreneurs racing for seats in National Assembly and People's Councils

More than 150 businesspeople and corporate leaders are among candidates standing in the upcoming elections for the National Assembly and people's councils.
Krungsri moving closer to full takeover of SHBFinance

Krungsri moving closer to full takeover of SHBFinance

On March 9, the State Bank of Vietnam granted approval in principle for SHBFinance to change its legal form, laying the groundwork for the full transfer of ownership to Thailand's Krungsri.
Middle East conflict could cost Vietnam $8 billion in farm exports

Middle East conflict could cost Vietnam $8 billion in farm exports

Vietnam’s agricultural exports could lose $1- $8 billion if the Middle East conflict drags on from one month to a year.
Kim Long Motor pioneering fuel-efficient engines and green transition

Kim Long Motor pioneering fuel-efficient engines and green transition

Recent geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have continued to raise risks for the global energy market, with diesel prices rising sharply and unpredictably, placing pressure on fuel-intensive sectors such as long-distance passenger transport.
Middle East tensions raise energy, logistics and FX risks for Vietnam corporates

Middle East tensions raise energy, logistics and FX risks for Vietnam corporates

Escalating conflict in the Middle East is raising concerns about credit risks for Vietnamese businesses as energy and transport costs climb.
Middle East conflict raises risks for global coffee market

Middle East conflict raises risks for global coffee market

The escalating conflict between the US and Iran could put pressure on the coffee market through higher production costs, a volatile dollar, skyrocketing fuel prices and growing logistical uncertainty, especially with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Resilient Vietnam economy faces Middle East headwinds

Resilient Vietnam economy faces Middle East headwinds

Despite Middle East tensions, Vietnam's economy remains resilient with strong growth prospects, according to the National Statistics Office.
Fuel import tariffs temporarily cut to zero until April 30

Fuel import tariffs temporarily cut to zero until April 30

Preferential import tariffs on several petroleum products have been temporarily reduced to zero until April 30.
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