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Lower interest rates not a good thing for equity market

Lower interest rates not a good thing for equity market

Lower lending rates in the financial-banking market may not mean good things for the securities market, specialist Dao Phuc Tuong said on Wednesday.
Ben Tre urged to meet high standards set by EU trade agreement

Ben Tre urged to meet high standards set by EU trade agreement

Improving product competitiveness will help the Mekong Delta province of Ben Tre take full advantage of the lower tariffs to be offered under the EU–Viet Nam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA). 
Shares rise on slower trading

Shares rise on slower trading

Both stock indices continued to rise on Wednesday morning but their growth slowed down due to divergence of large-cap stocks.
VN cement exports down 7 per cent

VN cement exports down 7 per cent

Viet Nam’s cement and clinker export in 2016 is estimated at some 15 million tonnes worth US$556 million.
Salary raises lower than last year, but expected to rise in 2017

Salary raises lower than last year, but expected to rise in 2017

Both multinationals and local companies have given lower salary increases this year compared to 2015, a survey by Mercer, a leading global provider of human resource services, and Talentnet Corp, its associate in Viet Nam, has found.
VN shares drop on lower oil prices

VN shares drop on lower oil prices

Vietnamese shares declined yesterday as investor confidence was driven down by lower oil prices and fears over negative economic conditions on the global markets.
Gold prices fall in Viet Nam following holiday

Gold prices fall in Viet Nam following holiday

The price of the State-owned brand of gold, SJC, fell VND370,000 (US$16.5) per tael on May 4, after the four-day holiday in the local market.
Energy stocks drive markets down

Energy stocks drive markets down

Vietnamese shares declined on both local markets this morning as energy stocks fell on lower oil prices.
Official guarantees summer power

Official guarantees summer power

The country will receive adequate power this summer, Dinh The Phuc, deputy head of Electricity Regulatory Authority of Viet Nam (ERAV) under the Ministry of Industry and Trade, said.
Govt cuts loan rates to support needy people

Govt cuts loan rates to support needy people

Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has signed a decision to lower lending rates for needy households, policy beneficiaries, and students seeking loans at Viet Nam Bank for Social Policies (VBSP).
Lower oil prices, interest rates should see spending improve in 2015: CBRE

Lower oil prices, interest rates should see spending improve in 2015: CBRE

A stable economy is having a positive effect on consumer confidence and this together with lower oil prices and interest rates should cause spending to improve this year, Richard Leech, executive director of CBRE Viet Nam, has forecast.
Joint project offers lower rate loans to businesses in Ha Noi

Joint project offers lower rate loans to businesses in Ha Noi

Businesses in the capital can access loans with interest rates of 7–8 per cent per year under a programme to remove difficulties for businesses.
Vietnamese enterprises anticipate market recovery

Vietnamese enterprises anticipate market recovery

Advance estimates indicate that the financial climate next year will bring in winds of change. Viet Nam''s gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate is forecast to reach 5.67 per cent next year, while its consumer price index (CPI) will be 7 per cent.
Viet Nam growth outlook remains stable

Viet Nam growth outlook remains stable

Viet Nam could see lower growth rates due to tighter US monetary policy and a slowdown in China''s growth, but currency devaluation, robust consumption and government spending will help protect growth rates, according to the latest report from accountancy institution ICAEW.
Interest cuts fail to impress investors

Interest cuts fail to impress investors

Following the State Bank of Viet Nam''s decision to lower the deposit interest rate cap to 7 per cent in June, banks have cut interest rates accordingly.