Export of Vietnamese fruits, vegetables sweeter by the day
The export of Vietnamese fruits and vegetables is expected to continue to soar, considering a growth of 39% since early this year and strong increases in China's purchases.
PM orders urgent measures to prevent goods congestion at northern border gates
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has signed an official dispatch on the implementation of urgent measures to settle goods congestion and promote the export of farm produce through northern border gates.
Some projects are starting to have liquidity again
After a long period of freezing, real estate has shown more positive signs; some projects have begun to have liquidity again. For the past 4 weeks, a project in Binh Tan, Ho Chi Minh City, has increased consumption in the primary market.
New securities group takes the market by storm
Along with the wave of young investors, the group of securities companies also received a "new wind" when financial technology companies (Fintech) entered the market of providing investment services.
WTO To Rule In Indonesia-EU Steel Stand-off
The World Trade Organization agreed Tuesday to establish a panel to help settle a row between Indonesia and the EU over tariffs which the bloc has slapped on stainless steel products.
Coconut exports forecast to hit 1 billion USD in 2023
Coconut products have great export potential and the export value of this industry is forecast to reach 1 billion USD in 2023
Việt Nam is South Korea's 4th largest rubber supplier
However, the Vietnamese rubber market share is shrinking here, while the market shares of Indonesia, China, the Philippines, Cambodia, and Singapore tend to increase.
Current trends guarantee big growth in Vietnam - US trade, investment: USABC leader
The current trends in economic and trade cooperation between Vietnam and the US guarantee big growth in two-way trade and investment in next 10 years and warrant upgrading the partnership to a strategic level, said Ted Osius, President and CEO of the US - ASEAN Business Council (USABC).
Kenya and Russia to sign trade pact, President Ruto says
Kenya will sign a trade pact with Russia aimed at boosting cooperation between businesses, President William Ruto's office said on Monday, after hosting Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in Nairobi.
US extends duties investigation into plywood from Vietnam
The US Department of Commerce (DoC) has announced that it will extend the deadline for issuing its final conclusion on an anti-dumping tax evasion investigation into plywood imported from Vietnam, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade's Trade Remedies Authority.
Rice and essential goods – a bright spot in the export picture
While exports of textiles, wood, and seafood fell sharply in the first four months of the year, essential goods, rice and Vietnamese fruits exported to other countries grew upstream.
Vietnam emerges as major market for Korean chipmakers
Vietnam is quickly emerging as a major market for Korean semiconductor makers, which have been struggling amid sluggish chip demand in China, according to a report by the Bank of Korea (BOK), Monday
S. Korea to lower tariffs on major agricultural imports amid inflation
South Korea's finance ministry said Tuesday it has decided to apply tariff-rate quotas on eight major foodstuff imports to ease households' burden amid rising consumer prices.
Unlocking Australia and India’s trade potential
It is time for Australia and India to adopt an independent foreign policy and unlock their trade potential through the signing of a bilateral Australia–India free trade agreement (FTA). The bilateral FTA will bring mutual benefits for both countries, fostering inclusive economic growth and forming
Thai firms pocket big profits after buying major Vietnamese companies
In the last 10 years, powerful Thai corporations have spent big money acquiring many leading Vietnamese enterprises.
Great challenge to global trade
Global trade is facing many great challenges in the context of economic difficulties, the increasing trend of trade restrictions between countries, while the role of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) is at risk of being narrowed. Building a free, open and fair trade environment has been deemed an
