VN economy resilient against Covid-19 pandemic Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công
19/02/2021 13:00 GMT+7
The Vietnamese economy has been resilient during the Covid-19 pandemic thanks to the stamina of the people and businesses that has been strong for years.
Head of the Institute for Branding and Competition Strategy, Mr. Vo Tri Thanh, has an optimistic view that the Vietnamese economy has had many successes . “We have prevented and controlled the epidemic well. This success is indisputable,” he said.
At recent year-end conferences of ministries and government agencies, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc repeated two ideas that General Secretary and President Nguyen Phu Trong had said at the Government s year-end meeting: “The year 2020 was more successful than 2019 and the most successful in the past 5 years with
Real estate appeal remains amid tumult Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công
13/02/2021 10:44 GMT+7
Vietnam has more real estate investment opportunities than other more mature Asia-Pacific markets, though certain difficulties remain.
Real estate investors from Asia-Pacific countries with limited potential for real estate growth, such as Japan and South Korea, see extensive opportunities in Vietnam, according to Matthew Powell, director of Savills Hanoi.
Increasing numbers of Japanese and South Korean investors are looking to the local market, assessing land options at the right price.
Vietnam’s overall potential is an advantage, but every investment depends on location and the particular industry. Most investors have their eyes on the two big cities of Hanoi and HCM City, while others are expanding their horizons to l
Lenders request new debt guidance 10:00 | 28/01/2021
Credit institutions are hankering for detailed guidance on handling rescheduling debt groups to assist affected businesses and individuals due to the health crisis, which is expected to be unveiled soon by Vietnamâs central bank.
The State Bank of Vietnam is studying Circular 01 in order to provide further help to businesses. Photo: Le Toan
Nghiem Xuan Thanh, chairman of Vietcombankâs Board, said the bank recorded its non-performing loans (NPL) ratio at 0.61 per cent of its total outstanding loans â the lowest level among credit institutions and also the lowest in the bankâs history.
However, it and other lenders are looking forward to soon-to-be launched instructions from the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) to deal with a prospective surge in bad debts stemming from the pandemic.