Business News

1. Real estate bailout 'perilous' for system
2. Vietnam's trade value reaches 72 billion USD by mid-February
3. Key solution for export activities amid accelerated negotiation on new FTAs
4. Localities keen to carry out advanced industrial parks
5. Top pharma names advocate for sweeping legal revamps
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1. The exchange rate pressure to be eased
2. Scenarios set for government's growth ambitions
3. Garment firms look to brighter horizon
4. State urged to encourage more outward investment
5. Setbacks to overcome for green bond market
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1. Reference exchange rate down 2 VND on February 22
2. Bank race in attracting demand deposits cools down
3. Banking channel remains the bright spot in the investment picture
4. Rubber exports in first half of February surge
5. PM urges weaknesses to be identified to accelerate transport projects
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1. Pressure gauge calibration table supply
2. General mechanical materials supply
3. Cutter wave capture equipment supply
4. IT and telecom equipment supply
5. Automatic car barrier system installation
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1. Double girder gantry crane supply
2. Self-propelling forklift truck supply
3. Secondary structural materials supply
4. Equipment and materials supply
5. Thermomechanical materials supply
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1. The SBV boosts money withdrawal tool
2. Cash flow waits to step in as interest rates fall
3. The banking system has sufficient resources to deal with bad debt risks
4. Special consumption tax on gasoline still in place
5. A bold and fresh direction for resort projects
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The race to lure demand deposits, or current account savings account (CASA), among banks seems to be decelerating as it is more difficult for banks to attract the cheap capital source in the context of high interest rates on term savings.

Under the decision, organisations, units, businesses, households, and individuals that lease land and water areas from the State in the city will enjoy a 30 per cent reduction in rent. This regulation does not apply for land and water area rents owed in the years before 2022.