INTELLASIA FINANCE & BUSINESS NEWS - JANUARY 12, 2022
1. Interest rates cool down in the interbank market
2. Overseas remittances to Vietnam increase as Tet approaches
3. Private joint stock banks record positive business results
4. Transport Ministry urges disbursement of 2021 public investments
5. Coffee industry targets 6 billion-USD export value in 2030
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VIETNAM TENDERS DAILY- JANUARY 12, 2022
1. Girders, cubicle and circuit breakers supply
2. Materials and electric equipment supply
3. Automatic level measurement system supply
4. Fuses and MV gridline accessories supply
5. Materials, chemicals, biological supply
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THE VIETAGE TAKES OVER WINE ME DOWN FRIDAY!
It's all aboard for The Vietage-themed Wine Me Down Friday introducing a selection of excludive cocktails, along with wine, beers and Chef's exciting snacks.
INDUSTRIAL AND CONSTRUCTION SECTOR SEES HIGHEST GROWTH
In 2021, despite being affected by the COVID-19 epidemic, all three areas of agro-forestry and fisheries, industry and construction, and services posted higher growth rates compared to 2020.
TAPPING FTAS FOR EXPORT ACCELERATION
Deep integration into the world economy and the effect of free trade agreements (FTAs) have created new momentum, opened up vast cooperation opportunities, and helped promote trade and investment connectivity for the business community.
SEVEN COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS AVAILABLE FOR PASSENGERS
So far, Viet Nam Airlines, the national flag carrier, has resumed regular air routes between Viet Nam and the U.S. (four flights per week), Japan (three flights per week), the RoK (two flights per week), Chinese Taipei (one flight per week), Singapore (two flights per week), Thailand (two flights per week) and Cambodia (four flights per week).
RESOLUTION ON SOCIO-ECONOMIC RECOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM PASSED
With 424 out of 426 votes in favor, the National Assembly approved the Resolution on socio-economic recovery and development program on January 11 in Ha Noi.
INDUSTRIAL AND CONSTRUCTION SECTOR SEES HIGHEST GROWTH
In 2021, despite being affected by the COVID-19 epidemic, all three areas of agro-forestry and fisheries, industry and construction, and services posted higher growth rates compared to 2020.
























