Yen continues to break out
According to Lao Dong, on October 1, the Yen (JPY) continued to increase in price, marking a series of four consecutive days of increase against the US dollar (USD).
The buying sentiment in the Yen is reinforced by expectations that the Bank of Japan (BoJ) will maintain its policy normalization roadmap, while the USD is under pressure from uncertainties related to the US Federal Reserve (Fed) and the risk of the US government closing. See more...
Green vegetable prices in Hanoi nearly double, supply scarce after storm Bualoi
According to the survey, green vegetables in many traditional markets have increased simultaneously, the number of damaged vegetables and waterlogged after a day of deep flooding, affected by storm No. 10 Bualoi. Some leafy vegetables such as water spinach, sweet cabbage, spinach are nearly double the price, up to 20,000 VND/bunch or 25,000 - 30,000 VND/kg.
Recorded at Nam Trung Yen market (Hanoi), people had difficulty moving when the outside was still submerged in water. Traders selling all items imported in small quantities, expected to sell within half a day. See more...
Before upgrading the stock market, foreign investors still sell strongly
The cautious mentality was still maintained, causing the VN-Index to fluctuate during the trading session on October 1. In the morning trading session, green dominated, including the active contributions of the two leading groups, the banking group and securities companies, however, the two Vingroup stocks, VIC and VHM, reversed and decreased, making the VN-Index unable to break out.
Notably, in the afternoon session, the VN-Index suddenly decreased vertically, dropping about 15 points, establishing the bottom of the day at 1,655 points when VIC and VHM were pushed down by more than 4% and more than 2%, respectively.
However, very quickly, the decline of these two stocks was narrowed, the VN-Index was pulled up for reference and closed with a slight increase, lower than the morning session. See more...
No tax-free shopping center of 35,000m2 in Da Nang
According to Lao Dong reporter, VV Mall is considered the largest tax-free shopping center in the Central region, but after many years of operation, it has fallen into a gloomy situation.
VV Mall is promoted as a gathering place for many of the world's leading luxury brands, a tax-free shopping mall in the heart of the first city of Vietnam. Here, there are booths of world-famous luxury and luxury goods and consumer brands, meeting the needs of cuisine, accommodation, shopping, and tourism of tourists.
As of September 30, VV Mall has closed, all entrances and exits are locked and blocked.
A security guard at the shopping mall said that VV Mall is currently closed, with no customers coming to shop. Outside, gates 1,2,3 were all closed. See more...
