This plan is a key priority for MXV during the 2023-2028 period, with the aim of developing the Vietnamese commodity trading market in accordance with international standards.
The development of a commodity exchange in Viet Nam is expected to provide an alternative for investors when they find difficulties investing in risky assets such as stock and real estate.
Trading through commodity exchanges will be more convenient in Viet Nam with the Government’s new regulations on the establishment and trading on the commodity exchange.
Foreign investors will be allowed to contribute capital to establish commodity exchange in Viet Nam as per Decree No. 51/2018/ND-CP, which will be effective from June 1, 2018.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade has added pepper to the list of commodities traded on the Viet Nam Commodity Exchange (VNX), according to the ministry’s Decision 1071/QĐ-BCT issued on Wednesday.
The INFO Commodity Exchange (INFO COMEX) run by Ocean Group, and the
Belarus Commodity Exchange have agreed to share information on the
commodity markets and step up business co-operation.