24h Economy: Traditional market traders are still concerned about electronic invoices

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Many traditional market traders are still concerned about electronic invoices; Yen weakens... are notable economic news in the past 24 hours.

Traditional market traders in Ho Chi Minh City are still concerned about electronic invoices

HCMC - Many business households and traders in traditional markets are still concerned and not used to issuing electronic invoices and tax payment methods according to new regulations. Video: Ngoc Le - Ngoc Anh

Yen Adjusts Near Record Level for Many Weeks

According to Lao Dong, on June 11, the Japanese Yen (JPY) continued to depreciate for the second consecutive day and is currently trading near its lowest level in two weeks against the US Dollar (USD) which is widely strengthening.

Dong Yen suy yeu gan day hai tuan do USD manh len. Anh: Phuong Anh
The Yen weakened near a two-week low due to the strengthening of the USD. Photo: Phuong Anh

Optimism on progress in US-China trade negotiations has fueled risk-off sentiment in the market, reducing demand for the JPY - which is considered a safe-haven asset.

However, the Yen's weakening may be limited by expectations that the Bank of Japan (BoJ) will continue to raise interest rates this year. In contrast, the US Federal Reserve (FED) is expected to cut interest rates in 2025, putting pressure on the USD and partially supporting the JPY. See more...

Destroying fake ST25 rice and packaging in Hanoi

On June 11, Market Management Team No. 1 (Hanoi Market Management Department) supervised the removal and destruction of elements violating industrial property rights for two business households that violated the ST25 rice brand.

Luc luong chuc nang kiem tra viec kinh doanh gao tren dia ban Ha Noi. Anh: QLTT Ha Noi
The authorities inspect the rice business in Hanoi. Photo: Hanoi Market Management

At the time of inspection, Nam Dinh Ngon Rice Business Household (address: Kiosk K99, VL1 area, Trung Van market, Nam Tu Liem district, Hanoi) was fined 24 million VND and forced to remove and destroy all violating goods. Specifically, 80 packs of finished rice and 125 packaging shells with signs of counterfeiting the brand "Specialty product Soc Trang Rice ST25 - Premier-class fragrant rice".

Similarly, business household Tran Van Chuyen (SonO rice store, No. 543 Vu Tong Phan, Thanh Xuan district, Hanoi) was also fined VND 3.6 million and forced to destroy 10 rice bags and 40 packaging shells with signs of infringing on intellectual property rights. See more...

18-hole golf course, nearly 400 billion VND in Thai Nguyen is about to come into operation

The Glory golf course project in Thanh Cong commune, Pho Yen city is located on a campus of nearly 54 hectares invested by MDA G&C Company Limited.

San golf du kien se di vao hoat dong tu thang 9.2025. Anh: Lam Thanh
The golf course is expected to be operational from September 2025. Photo: Lam Thanh

This is an 18-hole golf course sports area with auxiliary services, technical infrastructure works invested in and built synchronously and completely. Started in early 2024, some main items have been completed.

According to the reporter at the project, workers and machinery were mobilized to speed up construction. The grass items have been planted, the functional buildings are gradually being completed. See more...

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Traditional market traders in Ho Chi Minh City are still concerned about electronic invoices

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HCMC - Many business households and traders in traditional markets are still concerned and not used to issuing electronic invoices and tax payment methods according to new regulations.

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Traditional market traders in Ho Chi Minh City are still concerned about electronic invoices

NGỌC LÊ - NGỌC ÁNH |

HCMC - Many business households and traders in traditional markets are still concerned and not used to issuing electronic invoices and tax payment methods according to new regulations.

Business households do not have to use electronic invoices in some cases

Linh Đan - Hà Lê |

From July 1, 2025, according to Decree 70/2025/ND-CP, business households must use electronic invoices when eligible, except for 6 cases of exemption.

24h Economy: Traders confused when implementing electronic invoices; CPI in May increased

Phương Anh |

Traders are confused when implementing electronic invoices; CPI in May increased; Experts predict gold prices... are notable economic news in the past 24 hours.