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Vietnam was the top exporter to the United States of products covered by the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act in 2023, the first time a country has outranked China since the law passed in 2021, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The act bans the import of products made with Uyghur forced labor. It…

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index can return to the 1,300-point territory by year-end, says Le Duc Khanh, director of analysis at leading broker VPS Securities.

Amidst prevailing economic challenges, businesses and investors find themselves navigating a landscape where opportunities are progressively limited and accompanied by heightened costs.

VIR is proud to host the roundtable New Investments amid New Volatility at the headquarters in Hanoi on February 7.

Bank profit is anticipated to be stellar in Q4/2022, with the financial announcement season to take place after the Lunar New Year holiday.

Despite difficulties, the domestic stock market has seen a big increase in net buying thanks to a recovery in foreign investor confidence.

Session 1 of the "M&A opportunities in a volatile market" of the Vietnam M&A Forum 2022, moderated by Seck Yee Chung, partners, Baker & McKenzie Vietnam.

The boutique M&A advisory model will be an important piece of the puzzle to help businesses and investors embrace the current wave of opportunities in Vietnam more effectively. Founder & CEO of ASART Binh Le explains the key aspects of this oncoming trend.

The global economic situation shows that mergers and acquisitions have been slowing down, with the possibility of a recession next year. Le Duc Khanh, director of Investment Capacity Development at VPS, talked with VIR’s Thanh Duy about why he has a more optimistic view of the future, with major restructuring and new deals likely to be agreed.

Bright prospects for bank stocks 11:35 | 14/04/2021 Bank tickers are anticipated to remain in the spotlight in 2021, with investors racing to capitalise on bright profit prospects. Choosing the right tickers, however, is a continuing headache for investors.     In its forecast for 2021, Hanoi-based VNDIRECT Securities Corporation said banks would be among the first corporate entities to take advantage of the economic rebound. The company also anticipates a ...