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1. Social housing buyers can borrow at 8.2pct interest rate
2. Gasoline prices move sideways, oil prices inch down
3. Hanoi's GRDP growth estimated at 5.8pct in Q1
4. Ministry proposes lower tax rate for small, micro-enterprises
5. Semiconductor Manufacturing in Vietnam vs Taiwan
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1. Clean gas compressor supply
2. Controller supply and installation
3. Specialized Lubricant Oils and Greases supply
4. Mechanical equipment and materials supply
5. Power and signal processing module supply
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1. Bank credit grows at measly 2pct in Q1
2. Loan rescheduling proposed for construction companies
3. Bank lowers Vietnam's GDP growth forecast
4. Germany ready to assist Vietnam in energy transition: official
5. Americans dreaming of new ventures
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1. One-way angle valve supply
2. Plastic pipe and accessories supply
3. Portable X-ray machine supply
4. Radioactive microspheres supply
5. Disposable paper shirt supply
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Foreign small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are paying much attention to Vietnam, given the fact that the number of under-1-million USD projects accounted for nearly 70 per cent of the total number of foreign-invested projects registered in Vietnam in the first three months of this year.

Viet Nam attracted US$5.45 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI) in the first quarter of 2023, equal to 61.2 percent of the same period last year, the Foreign Investment Agency (FIA) under the Ministry of Planning and Investment reported. Of the above figure, foreign investors pledged to pour US$3 billion in 522 newly-licensed projects, down 5.9 percent in terms of capital volume, and up 62.1 percent in terms of the number of projects.

Viet Nam's GDP expanded 3.32 percent in January-March period, the second growth rate in the last 12 years, the General Statistics Office (GSO) reported Wednesday. The Vietnamese economy is expected to grow by 6.3 percent this year, the World Bank said in its taking stock report themed "Harnessing the potential of the service sector for growth" released on March 13.