In a recent discussion with Saigon Investment on finance and policies in 2024, Associate Professor Dr. VŨ SỸ CƯỜNG from the Academy of Finance shared insights.
The Vietnamese corporate bond market is still recovering from a major upheaval in 2022, when a 'bubble' burst and triggered strict new regulations like Decree 65/2022. This caused a temporary freeze on many businesses' activities, but a temporary measure, Decree 08, helped stabilize the market.
In a recent interview with Saigon Investment, Prof. Dr. HOÀNG VĂN CƯỜNG, a member of the National Assembly's Finance and Budget Committee, shared insights on the prospects for the year 2024.
In a conversation with Saigon Investment, Mr. SHANTANU CHAKRABORTY, Country Director of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) Vietnam, remarked that in 2023, Vietnam's economy has successfully upheld the crucial objective of maintaining macroeconomic stability while still achieving substantial growth in comparison to many regional counterparts. Public investment (PP) and foreign direct investment (FDI) emerge as two pivotal pillars driving growth in 2023.
As we delve into the prospects for 2024, historical trends suggest a positive trajectory for the global stock market during the US presidential election year. The question arises: will history echo itself, and what can we expect from the Vietnamese stock market as numerous supporting factors converge in the upcoming year?
In an interview with Saigon Investment, ĐINH MINH TUẤN (pictured), Director of Batdongsan.com.vn in Southern Vietnam, offered insights into the real estate market's future.
Vietnam has become a partner with the U.S., but as a manufacturing hub and the home to one of the world's largest cache of critical minerals, it needs power—and investment—to move forward, Energy Capital Vietnam (ECV) founder, chairman and CEO David Lewis says.
In the 1990s, the US semiconductor industry held a dominant position in the global semiconductor manufacturing market share. However, over the following three decades, the US shifted towards establishing semiconductor factories abroad, primarily in Asian nations.
Despite the positive impact of input material prices on the operational activities of the Vietnam Dairy Products Joint Stock Company (Vinamilk, stock code VNM), challenges persist due to trends in domestic market consumption and input prices.
The Vietnamese stock market in 2023 is heading towards establishing its second record in history, marked by the net selling activities of foreign investors.
Last week, the stock market experienced tumultuous days as foreign investors engaged in significant net selling transactions, reaching into the trillions of dong. This marked the first instance of foreign investors withdrawing on such a scale since mid-September.
Despite over a decade of implementation, Decree 24/2012/ND-CP (ND24) by the Government aimed at regulating gold business activities and curbing goldization seems to be facing challenges in adapting to the current competitive market economy.
Is the concept of a 'capital raising winter' truly alarming? Saigon Investment explores this term widely discussed in the startup realm due to a significant decline in investment capital flows.
Gold prices are experiencing instability due to a scarce supply. Saigon Investment spoke with Mr. HUỲNH TRUNG KHÁNH, Vice President of the Vietnam Gold Trade Association (VGTA), and advisor to the World Gold Council in Vietnam.
There are concerns that Moc Chau Cow Milk Joint Stock Company (MCM), a subsidiary of Vietnam Dairy Products Joint Stock Company (VNM), may experience a sell-off before its anticipated listing on HoSE (Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange). The company is facing challenges in attracting investors, primarily due to unresolved issues impacting its business performance.
In a recently published book titled 'Global Class,' Klaus Wehage, often referred to as the 'Silicon Valley ambassador,' highlights a common mistake made by businesses when aiming to enter the international market. He emphasizes the need to view international expansion not merely as a goal but as a process that should include a crucial 'localization' stage.
The context of the creation of Decree 24 dates back to a time when the world gold price stood at USD 1,670 per ounce, and the domestic gold price was VND 42.5 million per tael.