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Steel prices drop 8th time in a row

Steel prices drop 8th time in a row

Steel prices have dropped for the eighth time in a row since mid-May with a total decline of nearly 13 percent. Biggest steelmaker Hoa Phat Group brought its prices of rolled steel and rebar steel down for the eighth time last weekend, bring prices down by VND2.4 million ($102.61) since …

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VN-Index slips with trade highest in 5 sessions

VN-Index slips with trade highest in 5 sessions

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index dropped 0.08 percent to 1173.92 points Wednesday, but with trade highest in five sessions. The index closed 0.9 points lower after gaining 19.5 points on Tuesday. Trading on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) increased by 8 percent to VND11.55 trillion ($494 million), highest since July …

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Property firms’ bond issuances down 26 pct in H1

Property firms’ bond issuances down 26 pct in H1

Property companies’ bond issuances were down 26 percent year-on-year in the first half of this year to VND42.6 trillion (US$1.82 billion) following the government’s orders to monitor them closely. They accounted for 26 percent of all issuances, second only to the banking sector, according to data from the Vietnam Bond …

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Mercedes distributor posts major profit jump

Mercedes distributor posts major profit jump

Vietnam’s biggest Mercedes distributor Haxaco posted a pre-tax profit of VND102 billion ($7.36 million) in the second quarter, up 12.6 times year-on-year. Its profit for the first six months was VND172 billion, or 80 percent of its target for the year. The company said the government’s 50 percent discount on …

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Australia ends anti-dumping duties on Vietnamese aluminum products

Australia ends anti-dumping duties on Vietnamese aluminum products

Australian Anti-Dumping Commission (ADC) recommended an end to anti-dumping duties imposed on Vietnamese aluminum extrusions. “[…] the evidence does not support a recommendation to continue the anti-dumping measures,” the ADC reported. “Whilst dumping is likely to continue (for some exporters), dumping had little, if any, impact on the Australian industry …

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Dung Quat refinery operator sees revenues surge 80 pct

Dung Quat refinery operator sees revenues surge 80 pct

Binh Son Refining and Petrochemical (BSR) posted an 80 percent surge in revenues to VND87.05 trillion ($3.7 billion) in the first six months thanks to rising gasoline prices. Its six-month revenues equaled 95 percent of the annual plan. BSR accounted for 30-35 percent of fuel supply in Vietnam, equivalent to …

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