INTELLASIA FINANCE & BUSINESS NEWS - APRIL 07, 2022
1. Control on credit capital tightened
2. Premium revenue of life and non-life insurance soars
3. Government's economic recovery and development programme is important: expert
4. Capitalising on opportunities from UKVFTA to boost Tra fish exports to UK
5. Vietnam among the top destinations for Indian companies
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VIETNAM TENDERS DAILY- APRIL 07, 2022
1. Technology pipe materials supply
2. Hydraulic compression tools supply
3. Materials and electric equipment supply
4. Materials and electric equipment supply
5. Chairs, equipment and tools supply
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VIETNAM TENDERS DAILY- APRIL 06, 2022
1. Locomotive spare parts supply
2. Industry drying machine supply
3. Spare Part for Diesel Caterpillar supply
4. Circuit breakers, meter boxes supply
5. Generator supply and installation
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INTELLASIA FINANCE & BUSINESS NEWS - APRIL 06, 2022
1. Recovering in Q1, accelerating in Q2: Positive economic figures
2. PM urges localities to prioritise infrastructure development
3. Vietnam aims to be leading macadamia exporter in the world
4. Young start-ups have opportunity to thrive with new technology
5. Barriers to reopening tourism
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POSITIVE OUTLOOK FOR REAL ESTATE M&A IN 2022
Real estate mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are expected to be a good source of FDI in Vietnam this year, said Savills, and forecasting M&A activity is likely to increase in terms of frequency and value.
BUSINESSES CONTINUE TO STRUGGLE WITH PETROL PRICES
Retail petrol prices fell by more than VNĐ1,000 per litre following the latest adjustment by the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Finance. Accordingly, the retail price of RON95 bio-fuel dropped by VNĐ1,039 to a maximum of VNĐ28,153 (US$1.23) per litre, while E5RON92 was adjusted down by VNĐ1,021 to no more than VNĐ27,309 per litre.
VIETNAM EXPECTED TO WITNESS STRONGER SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN Q2: PM
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has expressed his belief that Vietnam will record stronger, more effective, and more sustainable socio-economic development in the second quarter of 2022.
CPI UP 0.7 PERCENT IN MARCH
Increases in petrol prices, and those of food, food stuff, restaurant food and public transport services led to a rise of 0.7 percent in the consumer price index (CPI) in March compared to that of the previous month.
