Markets

At this time, most manufacturing and trading enterprises in general and enterprises participating in the price stabilization program in Ho Chi Minh City, in particular, have almost completed their preparation of goods for Tet holidays. Besides preparing goods to supply for the market, price-stabilized enterprises also have to stockpile a large amount of goods to maintain the balance between supply and demand and price in case the market signals change. Mr. Phan Van Dung, Deputy CEO of Vissan Joint Stock Company, said that by January 15, his company had produced and provided the market with various types of processed food which accounted for more than 90 percent of its plan for Tet holidays. The consumption rose by 10-25 percent, depending on each product, compared to normal days. The prices of processed food products of Vissan are quite stable. As for fresh food, such as pork, Vissan has been collaborating with farms and distributors to meet as much as the rising demand in the next … [Read more...] about Tet market: Enterprises increase promotional programs to boost consumption

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BIDV head office building in Ha Noi. The bank has claimed fourth position in the top 10 largest firms by market value on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange. — Photo vietnamfinance.vn … [Read more...] about BIDV in top four largest firms by market value

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