Daily Bulletin

  • Industrial and trade developments from the press review on December 4, 2019

    I. Major Retail Merger and Macroeconomics II. Energy and Renewable Projects III. Automotive and Heavy Industry IV. Mining and Mineral Extraction V. Agriculture, Light Industry, and Exports VI. Digital Economy and Consumer Protection Proactive Query: Would you like more details on the specific tax policies being discussed for the automobile industry or more information on the VinMart-Masan merger?

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    Vietnam Industry and Trade News Bulletin for May 21, 2019

    A. OUTSTANDING GENERAL ECONOMIC NEWS 1. Public Debt and Finance • Public Debt Reduction: Vietnam’s public debt ratio in 2018 fell below 60% of GDP, reaching 58.4%, the lowest in three years. On average, each Vietnamese citizen “carries” approximately 32 million VND in public debt. • Government Debt Advances: The government advanced 97 million USD to pay off debts for the Phuong Nam Paper Mill project, as the project remains unsold and assets have not…

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    Vietnam Industry and Trade News Bulletin for OCTOBER 23, 2018

    I. Notable News and Legal Issues 1. APEC Card Fraud: Authorities are investigating a scam where individuals, including one posing as a Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) official, collected money from victims by promising to facilitate APEC cards for travel,. 2. Gasoline Theft Investigation: MoIT issued an urgent order for Petrolimex to investigate and handle reports of truck drivers stealing gasoline on the Hai Van Pass,. As a result, several drivers have been suspended,….

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    Vietnam Industry and Trade News Bulletin for OCTOBER 25, 2018

    1. Legal and Noteworthy News 2. General Economy and National Assembly 3. Energy and Petroleum 4. Industry and Trade War Impacts 5. Import-Export and Market Integration 6. Domestic Market and Consumer Protection 7. Corporate Information Analogy: The Vietnamese export sector during the US-China trade war is like a surfer on a rising tide; it offers a powerful lift (increased market share in the US), but requires great skill and caution to avoid the “crashing waves”…