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Economy 24h: Billion-dollar revenue but people's lives are still difficult
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Agricultural products with billion-dollar revenue but people's lives are still difficult; Hung Yen destroys more than 1 ton of pig intestines with a foul odor;...
Dien Bien Groundbreaking ceremony for cable car project worth over 2,000 billion VND
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Dien Bien - The Dien Bien Phu cable car complex combined with cultural and historical tourism project with a total investment of 2,076 billion VND has just officially been started.
Gasoline and oil prices on May 10th: Turnaround
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Gasoline and oil prices on May 10th: At the end of the last trading session of the week, world oil prices reversed to increase.
New regulations on electronic invoices for business households under 1 billion VND
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Business households with revenue below 1 billion VND are still allowed to register to use electronic invoices if they meet the conditions according to regulations.
Phu Tho auctions nearly 7 tons of minerals containing gold as confiscated exhibits
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Phu Tho - Nearly 7 tons of minerals containing gold and many mining equipment will be publicly auctioned in May 2026.
Oil prices reverse after reaching a 7-week high
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In the trading session on January 24 (Vietnam time), world oil prices cooled down after reaching a 7-week high. Brent oil price is still above 87 USD/barrel.
Vietnam's economy 2023 with new opportunities
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Vietnam's economy continued to grow last year amid rising global economic uncertainty. However, Vietnam's economic growth prospects in 2023 will continue to face many small challenges.
The new KRX technology system is expected to be operational from mid-2023
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The operation of a new KRX system in the Vietnamese stock market is considered one of the focuses this year.
Continuing the increase, Brent oil price approaches the threshold of 88 USD/barrel
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In the trading session on January 23 (Vietnam time), world oil prices recorded a stable increase thanks to the prospect of recovering fuel demand.
Economic prospects continue to accelerate oil prices
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The demand for crude oil in China increased by nearly 1 million barrels per day, pushing world oil prices to continue to increase in the session on January 21 (Vietnam time). Of which, WTI oil surpassed the 81 USD/barrel mark, Brent oil increased to more than 87 USD/barrel.
There are additional supporting factors, Brent oil price exceeds 86 USD/barrel
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Increased demand from China continues to be a factor that drives oil prices to accelerate in the trading session on January 20 (Vietnam time). Brent oil price increased to more than 86 USD/barrel.
Concerns about economic recession pushing oil prices down
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In the trading session on January 19 (Vietnam time), oil prices decreased by about 1% due to concerns about the possibility of economic recession in the US overwhelming optimism about China's lifting of COVID-19 epidemic control measures.
Oil prices reverse to increase thanks to expectations of demand recovery
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In the trading session on January 18 (Vietnam time), oil prices turned to increase with the expectation of increased demand in China. Brent oil price approached 86 USD/barrel.
For Tet, the names of enterprises paying dividends are up to 15%
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Many businesses have announced cash dividends, with the highest payment rate being 15%.
Are interest rates no longer a concern for Vietnamese stocks?
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The Fed's interest rate fluctuations are no longer a concern for the stock market in 2023. Instead, how long the Fed is expected to anchor interest rates in the high range and the consequences of a high interest rate environment will determine how the economy will decline is important.
World oil prices extend their increase streak thanks to expectations of demand recovery
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In the first trading session of the week on January 16 (Vietnam time), the increase in oil prices continued. Forecasts show that WTI oil may anchor above the $80/barrel mark and Brent oil continues to approach the $90/barrel mark.
The prospect of recovery demand pushes Brent oil prices closer to 84 USD/barrel
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In the trading session on January 13 (Vietnam time), oil prices continued to increase, following US CPI data and demand prospects in China.
World economic prospects are optimistic, pushing oil prices up sharply
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In the trading session on January 12 (Vietnam time), oil prices increased sharply thanks to hopes for an improvement in the world economy and concerns about the impact of sanctions on Russian crude oil production.
Oil prices fall as markets await the Fed's interest rate hike plan
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In the trading session on January 11 (Vietnam time), world oil prices decreased as the market waited for the interest rate increase plan of the US Federal Reserve (Fed) to assess the impact on the economy and fuel demand.
The weak USD pushes Brent oil prices closer to the $80/barrel mark
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In the trading session on January 10 (Vietnam time), world oil prices rebounded with the expectation that demand will increase again from China's international opening.
