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NINH THUẬN – Farmers in the south central province of Ninh Thuận are struggling to find natural food and water for their animals as prolonged hot weather causes pasture lands to dried up. … [Read more...] about Ninh Thuận Province struggles to feed livestock

Vietnam has sought to control travel flow from South Korea, with health declarations required from everyone coming from the country. Those with symptoms like high fever, coughing and breathing difficulties will be placed in quarantine, the Health Ministry said Sunday. … [Read more...] about S Korean visitors expose holes in coronavirus response

“While this may provide some additional clarification for issuing a form of asset ownership and transfer for the resort developer, it should provide more comfort to prospective buyers as it does not bring these non-residential condotels under the governance of the residential housing laws,” Hawkins analysed. “This means that condotel resort owners would have little voice in the decisions regarding the common areas of the property, such as pools, gyms, and parking lots, which typically attract buyers to invest in the property in the first place.” … [Read more...] about Brighter condotel future set for both investors and buyers

Gold bars saw a higher increase than gold rings on February 24 while it usually happens inversely. At the same time, the global gold price on the Kitco also soared strongly to trade at US$1,684 an ounce, an increase of nearly $45 an ounce compared to the previous trading session. According to experts, the precious metal is on its way to conquer the all-time high of nearly $1,790 an ounce it made in 2012. If converted into Vietnamese dong, the global gold price was trading at VND49 million per tael and Saigon Jewelry Company was the trader whose gold price was nearest to the global price. Meanwhile, Vietnam’s stock market flooded in red on February 24. On the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange, the VN-Index plummeted 29.75 points, or 3.19 percent, to close at 903.34 points. The VN30-Index also lost 31.49 points, or 3.62 percent, to 837.4 points. In Hanoi, the HNX-Index fell 3.62 percent and the UPCoM-Index declined 1.9 percent. Several large-cap stocks dropped heavily or even hit … [Read more...] about Gold rockets to VND49 million per tael

The losses on the Dow and S&P 500 in the US wiped out their gains for the year. Firms such as Nike, Apple and Walt Disney, which do major business in China and rely on it to make goods, were some of the hardest hit, with shares down more than 4%. … [Read more...] about Global stock markets plunge on coronavirus fears