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Vietnam stocks up after surprise c.bank rate cut targeting property risks - Vimarsana News

Vietnam stocks up after surprise c.bank rate cut targeting property risks

Vietnam stocks rose more than 2% on Wednesday, rebounding after a surprise move by the central bank to cut interest rates, with analysts viewing the policy move as further action by authorities to... | March 15, 2023

M&A potential could revive choppy property market - Vimarsana News

M&A potential could revive choppy property market

Domestic capital is scarce and a series of projects are being delayed or sold off, with investors pursuing the potential of possible mergers in the distressed property market.

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Credit growth slowing down, raising fear of business contraction - Vimarsana News

Credit growth slowing down, raising fear of business contraction

Credit growth in the first months of this year slowed significantly due to high interest rates and firms’ poor health, raising concerns about rising bad debts.

Global Minimum Tax a head-scratcher for Vietnamese policymakers - Vimarsana News

Global Minimum Tax a head-scratcher for Vietnamese policymakers

As many countries plan to adopt the Global Minimum Tax Rate (GMTR) in 2024, experts are concerned that the entry into force of the rate would discourage foreign companies from locating their operations in low-tax countries.

Global Minimum Tax a head-scratcher for Vietnamese policymakers - Vimarsana News

Global Minimum Tax a head-scratcher for Vietnamese policymakers

As many countries plan to adopt the Global Minimum Tax Rate (GMTR) in 2024, experts are concerned that the entry into force of the rate would discourage foreign companies from locating their operations in low-tax countries.