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Billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong is in the top 5 richest people in Southeast Asia
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According to Forbes, Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong is the only Vietnamese person in the top 5 richest billionaires in Southeast Asia, along with 4 Indonesian billionaires.
Bank interest rates today 11.11: Massive increase in deposit interest rates
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Bank interest rates today 11.11: Bank interest rates continue to increase sharply. Summary of savings interest rates of Vietcombank, VietinBank, Agribank, BIDV, VPBank...
Forecast of gasoline prices in this week's price adjustment session
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It is forecasted that in the price adjustment period this Thursday afternoon (November 13), gasoline prices may increase simultaneously.
Gold price update on the morning of November 11: Domestic gold increased sharply by 1.2 million VND/tael
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Gold price update on the morning of November 11: Gold bars and gold rings increased simultaneously. In the context of the world market increasing, domestic gold may increase even more strongly.
The Tax Department is determined to launch a 60-day campaign to support business households in converting
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A vibrant atmosphere took place at tax authorities at all levels with the focus on deploying civil servants to support businesses (HKD).
World oil rises, domestic gasoline prices may reach 25,000 VND/liter
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In the first trading session of the week on July 31 (Vietnam time), Brent and WTI oil prices increased slightly. Domestic gasoline prices are expected to increase by about VND 1,000-1,400/liter (kg) in the operating period tomorrow afternoon (August 1).
Risk of recession decreases, oil prices exceed 84 USD/barrel
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trading session on July 29 (Vietnam time), concerns about a global recession eased after positive economic data pushed world oil prices to a 3-month high.
Japan's new monetary policy will untie the yen
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Experts expect the move to adjust the policy of controlling the yield curve from the Bank of Japan to help the yen gradually increase in price.
Supply shortage causes oil prices to reverse to increase by nearly 2%
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In the trading session on July 28 (Vietnam time), oil prices climbed, supported by scarce supply after OPEC+ cut production, new growth prospects for China's demand as well as global growth.
Increased interest rates cause oil prices to continue to decrease
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In the trading session on July 27 (Vietnam time), oil prices continued to plummet after the US Federal Reserve (Fed) increased interest rates by 25 percentage points.
Oil prices drop after hitting 3-month high
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In the trading session on July 26 (Vietnam time), world oil prices reversed and decreased after increasing to a 3-month high.
Exceeding 82 USD/barrel, world oil prices will increase in the second half of the year
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In the trading session on July 25 (Vietnam time), oil prices increased to a nearly 3-month high due to tight supply, increased demand and expectations of China's stimulus measures.
Demand optimism causes oil prices to continue to increase
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In the trading session on July 24 (Vietnam time), oil prices increased slightly in the context of the market expecting the US Federal Reserve (Fed) to soon stop raising interest rates and increased concerns about supply shortages in the coming months.
Oil price increases for the fourth consecutive week
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During the week, Brent oil prices increased beyond the 80 USD/barrel mark, WTI oil reached 77.07 USD/barrel. For the whole week, Brent oil prices increased by about 1.2%, WTI oil increased by nearly 2%.
Tight supply pushes oil prices above $80/barrel
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The trading session on July 22 (Vietnam time), due to the risk of a shortage of supply in the coming months, oil prices increased sharply.
Domestic gasoline prices may increase by VND1,000/liter
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In the trading session on July 21 (Vietnam time), world oil prices continued to be supported by tight supply and increased crude oil imports from China. Domestic oil prices are expected to increase by about 400-1,000 VND/liter (kg).
Optimistic economic signals make oil prices continue to increase
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In the trading session on July 20 (Vietnam time), oil prices increased slightly in the context of tightening US crude oil supply and committing to restore China's economic growth.
Red color of oil prices continues for the third consecutive session
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On July 18 (Vietnam time), oil prices continued to decline after data showed that China's economic growth was weaker than expected, raising doubts about demand in the world's second largest oil consumer.
Starting the trading week in red, oil prices slid to $80/barrel
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In the trading session on July 17 (Vietnam time), oil prices plummeted by nearly 1% due to increased concerns that the US Federal Reserve (Fed) will increase interest rates at its meeting later this month.
USD increases, causing oil prices to slide to $80/barrel
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In the trading session on July 15 (Vietnam time), oil prices turned down due to the increase of the USD.
