INTELLASIA FINANCE & BUSINESS NEWS - DECEMBER 28, 2022
1. Improved forex market helps central bank buy greenback
2. Expansion of credit limit good for market
3. Potential remains for Vietnam's exports to EU
4. FTAs help push Vietnam's exports
5. Vietnam among world's top 5 factories of the world
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VIETNAM TENDERS DAILY- DECEMBER 28, 2022
1. Self-propelled passengers ladder trucks supply
2. Machinery and equipment supply
3. Router equipment replacing
4. Materials and equipment supply
5. Equipment and materials supply
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CONSUMERS TIGHTEN THEIR WALLETS, RETAIL INDUSTRY FACES DIFFICULTIES
The consumer outlook report from VNDirect Securities Corporation shows that the pent-up consumption trend during the pandemic is gradually decreasing in the context of rising interest rates and a weakening Vietnamese đồng making consumers tighten their purse strings.
FEES CHARGED FOR RECYCLING TO TAKE EFFECT IN 2024
Under the Law on Environment 2020 and the governmental Decree No.08, the recycling of products and packages will be mandatory for those who import or produce batteries, tyres, lubricants, and packaging as of January 1, 2024.
VIETNAM’S 2022 TRADE TURNOVER EXCEEDS US$730 BLN
Vietnam is set to fetch US$732 billion in foreign trade this year, representing an annual rise of 10%, said the Ministry of Trade and Industry at a year-end meeting in Hanoi on December 26.
VIETNAM TENDERS DAILY- DECEMBER 27, 2022
1. Tyre asphalt concrete spreader supply
2. Exhaust gas suction system installation
3. Centrifuge concrete electric column supply
4. Glass insulation string insulator supply
5. Underground terminal cable supply
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INTELLASIA FINANCE & BUSINESS NEWS - DECEMBER 27, 2022
1. Banks required to cut rates to support economic recovery
2. Cashless payment promoted in rural, remote areas
3. Vietnam obtains highest GDP growth rate since 2007
4. Vietnam-bright spot of world economic landscape
5. Hanoi reinforces status as Vietnam's top FDI destination
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BANKS REQUIRED TO CUT RATES TO SUPPORT ECONOMIC RECOVERY
Under a document issued on Thursday, banks have been required to cut operating costs and unnecessary expenses, as well as administrative procedures, so as to have room for lending interest rate reduction to support the economic recovery and development.
























