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Ho Chi Minh City gas businesses flexibly regulate goods sources to serve people
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Although gas prices have adjustments according to energy market developments, supply in Ho Chi Minh City is still guaranteed.
Today's gold price 13. 3: Fall, pressure compresses
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Gold price today 13. 3: Simultaneously decreased in both domestic and world markets.
Live hog prices today 13. 3: Continue to fluctuate, in some places decreased by 2,000 VND/kg
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Live hog prices today or 13. 3 fluctuated in opposite directions in many localities, ranging from 60,000 - 68,000 VND/kg.
QR code payment "occupies waves" in highland markets
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Lao Cai - From small change to QR codes, cashless payments are gradually forming the "4.0 market" model at traditional highland markets.
Gold and foreign currency prices 13. 3: Unexpected developments in gold
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Gold and foreign currency prices 13. 3: World gold is recovering after weakening, while the domestic market is "cooling down".
Farmers busy growing rice to reduce emissions
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Mekong Delta - Farmers in localities are busy sowing rice to reduce emissions in the hope of a bumper crop.
Still difficult to trade gold rings in HCMC
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Many people in Ho Chi Minh City go to stores to trade gold rings, but are unsuccessful, because at this time, major gold brands have no goods to sell.
Gasoline price today September 30: Strong increase at the beginning of the week
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Oil prices today, September 30: Oil prices today increased sharply. WTI crude oil reached 68.59 USD/barrel; Brent oil reached 72.00 USD/barrel.
Yen exchange rate rises again but still struggles
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The Yen exchange rate today, September 30, increased slightly around 142.00 thanks to economic stimulus measures from China and Japan's supportive monetary policy.
Sweet OCOP fruit at the foot of Langbiang mountain
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Lam Dong - Recently, Lac Duong district has been reaping many sweet fruits on the journey of agricultural development, building product brands with OCOP certification.
USD exchange rate today September 30: Unexpected recovery at the beginning of the week
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USD exchange rate today September 30: In this morning's trading session, the Dollar Index (DXY) increased slightly to 100.46 points.
Gold price today September 30: Gold rings at record high, despite pressure
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Gold price today September 30: World gold price drops. Domestic gold price is at record high, showing no signs of cooling down.
Interest Rate Fluctuation 9/30: Interest Rate Suddenly Increases Continuously
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Interest Rate September 30: The market recorded another bank raising interest rates. Notably, this is the third time this bank has raised interest rates since the beginning of September.
Gold Prices & Exchange Rates 30.9: Price Increase Likely
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Gold Prices & Exchange Rates 30.9: Domestic gold prices remain stable, world gold prices are likely to increase.
Hai Duong Tax Department warns of impersonation fraud
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Hai Duong - According to the Hai Duong Provincial Tax Department, many subjects impersonate tax authorities to commit acts of fraud against taxpayers.
How is gasoline price expected to be adjusted in the next operating session?
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If world oil prices maintain the increase of the past few days, in the next adjustment session (October 3), domestic gasoline prices are expected to decrease sharply.
Mark Zuckerberg closes in on third richest person in the world
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Recent data from the Bloomberg Billionaires Index shows that Mark Zuckerberg increased his personal wealth by $73.4 billion by 2024, to $201 billion.
Stocks will return to the 1,300 point mark in October
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A correction may occur, but the stock market is likely to have new decisive breakthroughs at the 1,300 point threshold.
Experts predict gold price increase this week
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After a week of explosive growth, experts have given some scenarios and short-term trends for world gold prices this week.
Bank Interest Rate today September 30: Nine banks above 6% mark
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Bank Interest Rate today September 30: Nine banks have interest rates above 6%. Summary of highest savings interest rates of Vietcombank, VietinBank, Agribank, BIDV,...
