Business

Khanh Hoa has nearly 2,200 newly established enterprises

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Khanh Hoa - Recorded in the first 7 months of 2025, the number of newly registered enterprises in Khanh Hoa province increased by 26% over the same period in 2024.

Gold prices fall due to stronger USD, but fluctuations at FED help limit the decline

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World gold prices fell due to the strengthening of the USD. However, concerns about the Fed's independence have helped the precious metal price hold firm.

Updated gold price at the end of session 27.8: Domestic gold broke all records

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Updated gold price at the end of the session on August 27: While world gold reversed and decreased slightly, domestic gold continuously broke new peaks.

Farmers in the mountainous areas of Son La rebuild their confidence in getting rich thanks to crispy pink trees

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Son La - Bright pink is becoming a "golden tree", creating livelihoods and opening a direction for sustainable development for people in the Son La highlands.

Hot Saigon: Ho Chi Minh City residents wait a long time to buy 1 tael of gold ring

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Working hours have been extended for more than half an hour after Ho Chi Minh City banned cars from crossing Binh Trieu 1 Bridge; Bus fares during the September 2 holiday in Ho Chi Minh City have increased... is Hot Saigon news August 27.

World and domestic oil prices both decreased

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In the trading session on November 23 (Vietnam time), oil prices fell nearly 1% due to the surprise delay of OPEC+ producers at the meeting on production cuts. Domestic gasoline prices are expected to decrease by about 100-500 VND/liter (kg).

US gasoline inventories drop, fuel oil prices increase

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In the trading session on November 22 (Vietnam time), oil prices increased slightly in the context of investors being cautious before the OPEC+ meeting and US gasoline inventories decreasing.

Oil prices continue to increase ahead of OPEC+'s possibility of further production cuts

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In the trading session on November 21 (Vietnam time), oil prices increased due to concerns about continued tightening global supply.

Oil prices regain momentum, domestic gasoline prices may decrease slightly

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Reversing the decline of last week, in the first trading session of the week on November 20 (Vietnam time), Brent and WTI oil prices both increased slightly.

Oil prices increase sharply after hitting bottom

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On November 18 (Vietnam time), oil prices recovered after reaching a 4-month low due to US sanctions on a number of Russian oil transport companies.

Oil price slides to 80 USD/barrel

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In the trading session on November 17 (Vietnam time), oil prices fell nearly 5% to a 4-month low, as investors worried about global oil demand after data from the US and Asia.

Increased inventory pushes oil prices down

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US crude oil inventories increased more than expected, pushing oil prices down in the session on November 16 (Vietnam time).

Oil prices stagnate waiting for new signals

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In the trading session on November 15 (Vietnam time), oil prices remained stable due to reduced signs of tension in the Middle East and uncertainty about US oil inventories.

Oil prices regain up momentum after OPEC's report

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In the trading session on November 14 (Vietnam time), oil prices increased by more than 1% after OPEC's monthly report eased concerns about weakening demand.

Oil prices forecast to decrease by VND 1,000/liter this afternoon

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In the trading session on November 13 (Vietnam time), world oil prices were in the green after Iraq reaffirmed its compliance with reducing exploitation output. Domestically, gasoline prices are forecast to decrease by a maximum of VND 1,000/liter (kg) this afternoon.

Oil prices fall for the third consecutive week

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Oil price fluctuations this week were strongly affected by weak demand, tight supply and the decline of the USD.

Weak supply pushes oil prices up

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On November 11 (Vietnam time), oil prices increased after Iraq spoke in support of production cuts ahead of the OPEC+ meeting.

WTI oil and Brent oil prices below $80/barrel

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In the trading session on November 10 (Vietnam time), oil prices increased slightly due to signs of increased demand from China - the world's leading oil importer.

Oil prices hit a 3-month low

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Concerns about weak demand in the US and China have pushed oil prices down by more than 2% in the trading session on November 9 (Vietnam time).

Weak demand causes oil prices to drop sharply

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In the trading session on November 8 (Vietnam time), oil prices decreased by more than 4% after China's economic data, the strengthening of the USD and increased US oil inventories.