Nhóm PV |
8 PM News on March 19: Domestic gold prices plummet, many people take the opportunity to buy; Ministry of Education and Training announces the 2026 high school graduation exam schedule...
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Gold prices are forecast to increase to 10,000 USD/ounce as inflation, energy conflicts and global economic instability push for a physical reconstruction.
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On March 19, domestic gold prices continued to fall. In Hanoi, many people were willing to queue in long lines to be able to buy gold.
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Gold prices are under pressure as technical factors and inflation simultaneously reverse, weakening their shelter role amidst Middle East tensions.
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Quang Tri - Many websites advertise and sell exam preparation materials for civil servants, the Department of Education and Training affirms that they are not official documents.
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Stocks fell freely after information that leaders were prosecuted, causing the capitalization of Duc Giang Chemicals to "evaporate" more than 8,000 billion VND.
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On the afternoon of March 19, a ceremony was held in Hanoi to announce and award the Resolution of the National Assembly Standing Committee on personnel work.
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Leaders of some press agencies directly under the Fatherland Front and central organizations affirmed that currently, the press economy is facing many difficulties, so there needs to be a mechanism to remove them.
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According to the direction of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Vietnamese Embassy in South Africa is continuing to closely coordinate with South African functional agencies to handle the case.
Minh Huy |
Gold prices are forecast to increase to 10,000 USD/ounce as inflation, energy conflicts and global economic instability push for a physical reconstruction.
Phương Anh |
On March 19, domestic gold prices continued to fall. In Hanoi, many people were willing to queue in long lines to be able to buy gold.
Song Anh |
Gold prices are under pressure as technical factors and inflation simultaneously reverse, weakening their shelter role amidst Middle East tensions.
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