Retail in vietnam

Vo Thi Phuong Mai, deputy director and head of retail services of CBRE Viet Nam, said the COVID-19 pandemic had negatively impacted direct visitor traffic but creating many opportunities for small and medium-sized models such as convenience stores, pharmacies and especially e-commerce. … [Read more...] about E-commerce a positive for retail sector

“Many experts forecast that the demand for footwear products in the US would increase post COVID-19. It was the reason that Vietnamese footwear producers should focus on trade promotion to the market,” said Vũ Bá Phú, Vietrade’s director. … [Read more...] about Việt Nam, US promote footwear trade post-pandemic

“Vietnamese policymakers should take it really seriously in this regard since finance is a sensitive sector. The new approach, though a bit cautious, is appropriate,” explained Nguyen Thi Thu Trang, director of the WTO Centre at the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The new move is slated to bring more consolidation in the banking sector, though it has also raised concerns of valuations and conflicts arising along the way. Some experts believe that private lenders such as Techcombank, ACB, HDBank, VIB, or VPBank, could be the most promising candidates. However, each has its own praiseworthy aspects and shortcomings. … [Read more...] about Upcoming EVFTA to fortify lenders

VHM, VCB and VRE were the three biggest contributors to the VN-Index’s gains this session, contributing a total of 2.97 points to the index this session, while the 10 biggest losing stocks this session only took away 0.83 points, according to data from brokerage firm VNDIRECT. … [Read more...] about VN-Index rises in weekend session as liquidity falls

During the period, 1,212 new projects were licensed with a total registered capital of $7.44 billion, up 15 per cent in capital thanks to the liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant project worth $4 billion in the southern province of Bac Lieu, but down 11 per cent in the number of projects year-on-year. … [Read more...] about FDI inflow to Viet Nam down 17% in Jan-May period