• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

VietNam Breaking News

News from Vietnam

  • Home
  • Politics
  • Business
  • Society
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
  • Travel
  • Tech

Why does korea celebrate lunar new year

Tackling slowing public investment for good of nation

May 26, 2022 by vir.com.vn

Tran Quoc Phuong-Deputy Minister of Planning and Investment When planning for 2022, the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) and other ministries, agencies, and localities estimated that several projects could complete investment procedures in the first quarter, and after completing these, capital would be delivered immediately. However, due to the pandemic, many projects have not yet been approved for investment decisions by the end of the first quarter and could not allocate capital, affecting disbursement activities. Moreover, 2022 is a year with many new construction projects. When a new project was started last year, following the Law on Construction enacted in 2021, the disbursements must proceed this year. The National Assembly (NA) has approved the medium-term public investment plan (MTIP), but it can take another 6-7 months to complete the procedures for investment decisions and contractor selections. The flexible adjustment of public investment capital will … [Read more...] about Tackling slowing public investment for good of nation

Filed Under: Corporate public investment, disbursement, Public Investment Capital, Tran Quoc Phuong, ..., investment goods, investments good, slow show the national traduzione, investment good, dinar investment good or bad, timeshare investment good or bad, public investment cooperation, public investment banking, public school rankings nationally, saudi arabia public investment fund, public investments corporation, are public defenders good

Real estate bonds shackled by rules

May 26, 2022 by vir.com.vn

Real estate bonds shackled by rules - illustration photo At last week’s conference on corporate bonds held by the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry, experts discussed ways to develop an efficient and sustainable corporate bond market. One of the common recommendations regarded appropriate approaches to credit ratings. According to Can Van Luc, BIDV’s chief economist, there should be clear regulations on credit ratings to help investors easily determine business quality and the risk level of the issued bonds. “It is necessary to identify where a credit rating is mandatory and where a credit rating is encouraged. High-risk businesses should go through compulsory credit rating before bond issuance,” Luc said. “On the other hand, for businesses that have been audited and internationally rated with a long-standing history, a credit rating might not be necessary.” In recent years, the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has steadily redirected loan flows towards industry, services … [Read more...] about Real estate bonds shackled by rules

Filed Under: Uncategorized Real estate bonds, real estate, corporate bonds, real estate developers, Corporate, ..., barry murphy real estate, heather anderson real estate, hardest hit real estate markets, underbuilt real estate, brooklyn queens real estate, direct mail marketing real estate, estate planning for real estate, estate in real estate, sebasco estates maine real estate, ftse canada real return bond index, bond uptick rule, tremaine real living real estate

Vietnam riding the wave of inflationary unpredictability

May 24, 2022 by vir.com.vn

Petrol retail prices in the country have been adjusted many times over the past few months, Photo: Le Toan In Vietnam, gasoline prices continue to increase, and after the adjustment on May 11 by the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) and the Ministry of Finance, each litre of E5 RON92 petrol increased by 6.5 US cents to $1.26 per litre while RON95 climbed by 6.7 US cents to $1.30 per litre. On May 17, the price of US WTI crude oil remained at a high level of over $114 per barrel while Brent oil maintained its upward momentum at $114.28 per barrel. Before the next adjustment, which was due on May 21, petrol prices in Vietnam were forecast to continue to increase to higher levels. The ministries first adjusted gasoline prices on January 11 due to a decrease in global supply, production output by Kazakhstan and Libya, and oil inventories of the United States. According to Decree No.95/2021/ND-CP, effective from January, there will be three adjustments each month to the … [Read more...] about Vietnam riding the wave of inflationary unpredictability

Filed Under: Uncategorized Vietnam, analysts, inflation, Your Consultant, riding the wave, riding the waves, vietnam bike ride, ride the wave, Ride the Waves, Ride Vietnam, Vietnam Ride

Primary Sidebar

RSS Recent Stories

  • Vietnam, U.K. strive to lift trade and investment relations
  • Vietnam, Cambodia build common border of peace, friendship: Spokeswoman
  • Forum promotes application of int’l financial reporting standards in Vietnam
  • Vietnam Airlines Group to offer 7.1 mln seats during summer
  • Vietnam seeks to expand economic cooperation with Algeria
  • Vietnam facilitates long-term operations of foreign firms: Spokeswoman

Sponsored Links

  • Major crash led to suspension of its Tesla Model 3 by taxi company
  • After Tesla, SpaceX workers come forward to speak on sexual harassment
  • Wi-Fi range extender to strengthen network coverage and internet speeds
  • apple: How to capture screenshot on Apple iPhone just by tapping back panel
  • EU Parliament backs tough new rules to rein in US tech giants
  • Carville: ‘Strap in People’ — January 6 Probe Will Expose Trump Was Behind a ‘Massive Criminal Act’
  • Warren: SCOTUS ‘Has Lost the Respect of the American People’ — We Need More Justices
  • Summers: Combatting Inflation Will ‘Require Substantially More’ Than What Fed Is Doing
  • Bratton: Lax District Attorneys, ‘Most of Them Funded by George Soros’ ‘Are Destroying the Criminal Justice System’
  • WATCH: Sheriff’s Deputies in Maryland Rescue Woman from Frigid Waters
Copyright © 2022 VietNam Breaking News. Power by Wordpress.
Home - About Us - Contact Us - Disclaimers - DMCA - Privacy Policy - Submit your story