ASEAN+3 economic outlook overshadowed by Russia-Ukraine conflict

Wednesday, Apr 13, 2022

The ASEAN+3 (Association of Southeast Asian Nations plus China, Japan and Korea)''s economic growth is expected to normalise this year as the COVID-19 pandemic recedes. However, rising geopolitical uncertainty over Russia-Ukraine is overshadowing the outlook. 

HCM City industrial production robust in first quarter despite global challenges

Friday, Apr 08, 2022

HCM City’s industrial production saw positive growth in the first quarter of the year despite the continuing difficulties caused by COVID-19 and recent challenges such as rising petrol prices and the Russia – Ukraine conflict.

Russia-Ukraine conflict forces VN to look for alternative fertiliser suppliers

Wednesday, Mar 16, 2022

The Russia–Ukraine tensions are forcing Viet Nam to look for alternative suppliers of fertilisers to cope with the shortage of supply and rising prices.

Russia-Ukraine conflict represents a challenge for exporters

Monday, Mar 14, 2022

There are going to be both ups and downs for Vietnamese exporters as the Russia-Ukraine conflict intensifies said industry experts and policymakers. 

Watch out for Russia-Ukraine conflict impacts, VN businesses told

Sunday, Mar 13, 2022

Vietnamese enterprises should prepare to deal with ramifications of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict like rising oil prices and long-term impacts of sanctions on Russia, experts say.

VN rail freight to Europe postponed by Russia-Ukraine conflict

Friday, Mar 11, 2022

International railway freight between Viet Nam and Europe beginning this month has been postponed by the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Russia-Ukraine conflict expected to greatly impact seaport enterprises

Thursday, Mar 10, 2022

Rising international oil prices, due to tensions in Ukraine, will have a great impact on the shipping industry as input costs increase in tandem.

Banking sector optimistic despite ongoing conflict in Europe

Saturday, Mar 05, 2022

The conflict almost certainly will drive global oil prices up, disrupt the global supply chain and inflationary pressures. As a result, firms will likely be more hesitant to make investments, consumers cut back on spending and lower demand for credit. 

Russia-Ukraine crisis hits local livestock industry

Saturday, Mar 05, 2022

Việt Nam’s livestock industry is likely to be hurt due to the increase in raw materials and animal feed prices since the Russia-Ukraine conflict began, the Agribank Securities JSC (Agriseco) has said.

Russia-Ukraine conflict unlikely to hurt Vietnamese firms directly

Wednesday, Mar 02, 2022

The West cutting Russia off the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication or SWIFT is unlikely to produce a significant impact on Viet Nam and Vietnamese businesses, said industry experts and banking regulators.