HCM City (VNS/VNA) - Vietnam is expected to continue growing its share of global exports despite decline amid the resurgence in the COVID-19 pandemic after three months of no local transmissions, according to an HSBC report. “If there was a new wave of infections in Vietnam, it could still be relatively better off given that the situation is worse in many other markets and regions,” according to HSBC Global Research. Vietnam is not alone as Hong Kong, which had also largely contained the outbreak, has also seen a surge in cases recently, showing the risks are far from over and investors need to position themselves accordingly. “Vietnamese authorities have done a good job in containing the transmission by far, which increases our confidence that the country is better prepared to deal with any further waves. “Vietnam is one of the best long-term growth stories in Asia. “If Vietnam were a company, we would highlight market share gains, a … [Read more...] about Vietnam receives positive global exports outlook
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Covid-19 claims 9th victim in Vietnam
The previous eight people who died were aged between 53 and 86. All of them were from Quang Nam or Da Nang and had comorbidities like cancer, renal failure and diabetes. … [Read more...] about Covid-19 claims 9th victim in Vietnam
45 illegal foreigners detected in south-central Vietnamese province
“Foreigners who enter Vietnam illicitly or stay in the country against the law must undergo medical examination and epidemiological investigation before being sent back to their home country.” … [Read more...] about 45 illegal foreigners detected in south-central Vietnamese province
Novaland has successful first half 2020 thanks to M&A strategy
The share again made it to Viet Nam Sustainability Index (VNSI). VNSI targets standardising sustainable development for listed companies, supporting organisations and individuals in identifying good companies for investment, boosting sustainable development of the economy, and providing a new tool to foster the development of stock markets and the economy. … [Read more...] about Novaland has successful first half 2020 thanks to M&A strategy
Samsung seeks shift to Vietnam
Samsung’s headquarters in Seoul, South Korea. South Korean tech giant Samsung will end its personal computer production in China this month as it looks to shift the production to Vietnam - PHOTO: VNA HCMC - South Korean tech giant Samsung will end its personal computer (PC) production in China as it looks to shift the production to Vietnam to cut costs and remain competitive in the PC business. … [Read more...] about Samsung seeks shift to Vietnam
