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Petrol prices revised down on September 5

Petrol prices revised down on September 5

Retail sale prices of petrol products were adjusted down from 3pm on September 5 by the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Finance.
Retailers report surge in sales of Tet favourites

Retailers report surge in sales of Tet favourites

With just a few days to go for Tet sales of goods used to celebrate the Lunar New Year have increased sharply, according to retailers.
What effect will COVID-19 have on Viet Nams FMCG market?

What effect will COVID-19 have on Viet Nam's FMCG market?

The COVID-19 epidemic is having an impact on Vietnamese consumer behaviour in the first quarter and will possibly continue in the second quarter.
January-April total retail value grows at highest rate since 2015

January-April total retail value grows at highest rate since 2015

Goods and services trading continued its upward trend in the January-April period with the retail sale value increasing at the highest rate since 2015.
Retail sales post significant increase in January-September

Retail sales post significant increase in January-September

The total retail sale value of goods and services from January to September posted the highest year-on-year increase in 2017, according to the General Statistics Office (GSO).
VN retail sales to top 179 billion by 2020

VN retail sales to top $179 billion by 2020

Viet Nam''s retail turnover is expected to rise to US$179 billion by 2020, according to the Association of Viet Nam Retailers.
VN total retail sales increase

VN total retail sales increase

Viet Nam''s total retail sales and services revenue reached VND1,430 trillion (US$63.4 billion) in the first five months of this year, a year-on-year increase of 9.1 per cent, officials said.
Consumption of goods, services up

Consumption of goods, services up

The General Statistics Office (GSO) yesterday reported that the total retail sale of goods and services in the first seven months achieved a year-on-year increase of 11.4 per cent to US$78.8 billion.
Cautious consumer spending continues

Cautious consumer spending continues

Even five years after the financial crisis, consumers still tightly controlled spending, with purchasing power levelling off in the first six months of this year.