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Pepper prices today, November 5: Reversal, exports maintain upward momentum
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Pepper prices today, November 5: Domestic pepper prices turn to decrease, however, export pepper prices continue to improve.
Essential goods in Ho Chi Minh City increased slightly, purchasing power remained stable
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HCMC - Increased input costs and weather factors have caused a decrease in vegetable supply, causing prices of some essential goods in HCMC to increase slightly.
Rice exports decreased compared to the same period, reaching 3.7 billion USD from the beginning of 2025
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According to data from the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, rice exports in the first 10 months of the year reached 7.2 million tons and 3.7 billion USD.
24h Economy: Many businesses report thousands of billions of VND in profits
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Many businesses reported profits of thousands of billions of VND in the third quarter of 2025; Ho Chi Minh City no longer has fishing vessels violating IUU... are notable economic news in the past 24 hours.
Out-of-pocket prices today, November 5: Continuously falling in price, lowest to 48,000 VND/kg
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Today's live pig prices on November 5 have decreased in many localities, ranging from 48,000 - 53,000 VND/kg.
Oil prices cool down as the Middle East conflict escalates
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In the trading session on October 21 (Vietnam time), oil prices decreased slightly in the context of expectations of a reduced escalation of the Israel-Hamas conflict, causing less disruption to oil exploitation activities in the Middle East.
Concerns about supply, oil prices increase to a two-week high
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In the trading session on October 20 (Vietnam time), oil prices continued to increase due to persistent concerns about conflicts in the Middle East and decreased US gasoline and oil reserves.
Red oil price in the first session of the week
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On October 16 (Vietnam time), oil prices decreased slightly in the context of investors being cautious about the possibility of the conflict between Hamas and Israel affecting oil supply from neighboring countries in the producing region.
Oil prices decrease due to less interrupted supply from the Middle East
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In the trading session on October 11 (Vietnam time), oil prices decreased slightly due to concerns about the possibility of supply disruption from the conflict between Israel and the group Hamas.
Long-term increase in oil prices due to tight supply
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In the trading session on September 20 (Vietnam time), oil prices continued to increase due to the forecast supply deficit increasing as US da production may reach the lowest level in the past 4 months.
Oil prices continue to increase due to tight supply
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In the trading session on September 16 (Vietnam time), oil prices continued to increase slightly due to tight supply, along with optimism about China's oil demand.
Oil prices increase, surpassing the mark of 92 USD/barrel
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In the trading session on September 13 (Vietnam time), oil prices increased by nearly 2%, to the highest level since November 2022 due to tight supply while global oil demand continued to grow strongly.
Oil prices continue to plummet in the first trading session of the week
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In the trading session on September 11 (Vietnam time), oil prices decreased as investors were more cautious in the context of the USD increasing rapidly. Domestic gasoline prices are forecast to increase for the 7th time in the range of 100-300 VND/liter (kg).
Oil prices hit highest level since the beginning of 2023, approaching the mark of 90 USD/barrel
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In the trading session on September 4 (Vietnam time), oil prices increased to the highest level since the beginning of the year, mainly due to the expectation of tighter supply.
Strong week of oil prices due to tight supply
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Concerns about tight supply, reduced US oil reserves, and a sluggish USD are the main factors pushing oil prices down this week. Overall, Brent oil prices increased by nearly 5%, WTI oil increased by 7.2%.
Oil prices increase to the highest increase of the week
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In the trading session on August 26 (Vietnam time), oil prices reached the highest level of the week after information about reduced oil and gas reserves in Europe overwhelmed concerns about supply.
Oil prices increase slightly ahead of the Fed meeting
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In the trading session on August 25 (Vietnam time), oil prices recovered in the context of investors cautiously waiting for information at the Jackson Hole Conference to predict interest rate trends in the coming time.
Supply concerns cause oil prices to hit new highs
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In the trading session on August 10 (Vietnam time), oil prices continued to increase after data showed that global oil inventories were at an 8-month low.
Concerns about weak demand causing oil prices to reverse and decrease
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In the trading session on August 8 (Vietnam time), oil prices plummeted by more than 1% due to investors' concerns about weak demand from the world's two largest economies, China and the US.
Reduced reserves push oil prices up
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In the trading session on August 2 (Vietnam time), US gasoline reserves fell sharply, "supporting" oil prices to increase. Domestically, yesterday afternoon, gasoline prices were adjusted to the highest increase of VND 1,171/liter.
