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Sacombank (STB) was the biggest gainer with an increase of 6.97 per cent to VNĐ21.500. FLC Faros Construction Joint Stock Company (ROS) continued its rally, rising 6.71 per cent to VNĐ3,500. The stock almost hit the intra-day limit growth of 7 per cent yesterday. … [Read more...] about Shares advance, VN-Index back to 1,190 point level

On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index added 1.44%, or 3.2 points, to end at 225.47 points, with 138 stocks winning and 65 others losing. There were more than 174.5 million shares worth nearly VND2.78 trillion changing hands, up 40% in volume and 48.28% in value compared with the previous session. … [Read more...] about Increased liquidity helps VN-Index approach 1,200 points

A container vessel docks at the Cai Mep International Terminal in Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province. Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung has asked the ministries of Industry-Trade and Transport to clarify the reason for the recent spike in the rentals of shipping containers – PHOTO: LE ANH HCMC – Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung has asked the ministries of Industry-Trade and Transport to clarify the reason for the spike in the rentals of shipping containers and impose harsh sanctions on those who violated regulations. … [Read more...] about Gov’t orders clarification of hike in shipping container rentals

With a desire to accompany and empower SME customers to overcome the crisis caused by COVID-19 and stabilise development in the next stage, VietinBank took new and innovative approaches. A series of credit solutions to remove difficulties and support customers affected by the pandemic have been carried out promptly and effectively through specific campaigns and programmes. As a result, VietinBank won trust of traditional customers and spread a strong message among the SME community. … [Read more...] about VietinBank named fastest-growing SME bank in Vietnam

Insiders said leather-footwear production is mostly limited to Cut, Make, Trim activities, and exports were mostly done via intermediaries rather than directly with importing brands. Companies involved often lack human resources for information updates on markets and customers. Most of them produce goods following orders. Their reliance on imported materials also hinders them from meeting origin rules set by new-generation free trade agreements. … [Read more...] about VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS JANUARY 15