US yet to decide on taxing imports from Vietnam
By Phuong Anh January 8, 2021 | 08:45 pm GMT+7
A container ship docks at the Tan Cang - Cai Mep Port in Ba Ria - Vung Tau, southern Vietnam. Photo by Shutterstock/Hien Phung Thu.
The U.S. has made no decision on imposing tariffs on Vietnamese goods regarding the recent allegation of currency manipulation, a Vietnamese minister says.
The office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) is still in the process of investigating and evaluating all opinions regarding Vietnam’s monetary policy and has not made a final decision on whether or not to impose tariffs, according to a statement issued Friday by Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade.
The U.S. has made no decision on imposing tariffs on Vietnamese goods regarding the recent allegation of currency manipulation, a Vietnamese minister says. - VnExpress International
Bursa Securities freezes upper limit for Toyo Ventures thestar.com.my - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from thestar.com.my Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 31): Bursa Malaysia Securities has maintained the upper limit for the Toyo Ventures Holdings Bhd’s shares and its warrants (Toyoven-WB), after they hit limit-up over the two consecutive days.
The regulator said the upper limit price for the shares of Toyo would be maintained at RM1.69, and for the warrants at 79.5 sen.
Shares of Toyo Ventures surged 30% or 39 sen to RM1.69 with some 732,600 shares done, valuing the group at RM180.83 million.
Meanwhile, its warrants soared 60.61% or 30 sen to 79.5 sen. It saw some 4.23 million shares done.
This means the freeze on the upper limit of the prices for the stocks will take effect when the market reopens on Monday (Jan 4, 2021).
, automotive companies, Toyo Ventures, Kim Loong, Duopharma Biotech, MISC, Minho and Artroniq (formerly known as Plastrade Technology) are among the stocks to watch on Wednesday, JF Apex Research says.
AirAsia sold 32.67% of the 49% stake it holds in AirAsia (India) Ltd to Tata Group for US$37.66mil or RM152.58mil.
The low-cost carrier group said the disposal will reduce cash burn in the short term and allow the company to concentrate on recovery of its key Asean markets in Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines in the long run.
Automotive counters such as UMW, Tan Chong, DRB-Hicom
, MBM Resources are in focus after the Ministry of Finance (MoF) has announced the extension of the vehicle sales tax exemption period by a further six months until June 30,2021.