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Gold prices climb up

Gold prices climb up

SJC gold prices inched up 0.74% to VND67 million ($2,837.18) per tael Monday. Gold ring prices dropped 0.74% to VND53.85 million per tael. A tael equals 37.5 grams or 1.2 ounces. Vietnam’s gold consumption reached 45.6 tons the first nine months of 2022, compared to 45 tons during the same …

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Stock losses widen amid market fluctuations

Stock losses widen amid market fluctuations

Many investors have seen their investments tumble over the last three weeks, despite hoping that a recovery would make up for earlier losses. Thai in Ho Chi Minh City invested nearly VND200 million ($8,465) in Nam Kim Steel stocks (NKG) at the end of November when its price was at …

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New records seen in agro-forestry-fishery exports in 2022

New records seen in agro-forestry-fishery exports in 2022

The agro-forestry-fishery sector has made new export records in 2022 thanks to the diversification of markets and products. The sector’s export turnover is expected to top $53 billion in the year with a trade surplus of $7.8 billion, up nearly 48% year-on-year, statistics show. Fishery exports would reel in nearly …

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Dollar declines at banks

Dollar declines at banks

The U.S. dollar rose slightly against the dong at banks Monday morning even though the central bank let its reference rate slide. Vietcombank sold the dollar at VND23,800 Monday, up 0.21% from Sunday. Eximbank sold the greenback at VND23,760, up 0.17%. The rate at Techcombank is VND23,810, up 0.17%. The …

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VCBR promotes remittance flow to Vietnam through digitization

VCBR promotes digitization and diversification of remittance payment services to create faster and more convenient venues for customers to send money to Vietnam. At the Clients Conference held by VCBR in August 2022, Jorge De Feria, Operations Director of SIGUE, a global money transfer company, said: “Our customers have proven …

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More pain in store for workers as orders remain scarce

More pain in store for workers as orders remain scarce

With orders for 2023 plunging by 42%, factory workers are likely to face more difficulties next year with their work hours reduced. The main industries set to be affected are machineries, plastics, chemicals, footwear, and garments, a recent survey of 240 companies at the Ho Chi Minh City Export Processing …

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