INTELLASIA FINANCE & BUSINESS NEWS - FEBRUARY 14, 2022
1. Over 1 billion USD raised via G-bonds last month
2. SBV urges lenders to not relax credit approval conditions
3. Credit contract signed for Dien Chau-Bai Vot Expressway
4. Petrol prices up nearly 1,000 VND per litre
5. Vietnam becomes an energy importer: Not a good sign.
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VIETNAM TENDERS DAILY- FEBRUARY 15, 2022
1. Conveyor belt gluing materials supply
2. Materials and electronic components supply
3. Disease prevention clothes supply
4. Materials, chemicals, biological supply
5. Water and power materials supply
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VIETNAM TENDERS DAILY- FEBRUARY 14, 2022
1. Remote monitoring system supply
2. Equipment and accessories supply
3. Materials and equipment supply
4. Wireless nails, rims, screws supply
5. Gastrointestinal endoscopic instruments supply
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FROM VIETNAM TO HARVARD/STANDFORD/MIT
We are excited to invite you to a very exclusive webinar about university admissions preparation for high school students this weekend on Sunday. Hosted by Crimson Education - one of the top admission consulting companies in the world, this online seminar will feature a VVIP speaker: Professor David Buisson - a big shot in the university admissions industry.
RUN FOR HEALTHY HEARTS WITH HEARTBEAT VIETNAM & JETTS VIETNAM
VinaCapital Foundation (VCF) is honored to introduce a meaningful run organized by Heartbeat Vietnam - a program of VCF and Jetts Vietnam - a chain of 24-hour health clubs launched in 2007, with over 270 locations in Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Vietnam.
VIETNAMESE RETAIL INDUSTRY SET TO BOUNCE BACK
During the fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in HCM City, the supply chain of goods suffered many fluctuations which the modern retail enterprises must respond to in its distribution system instead of the traditional role of providing goods to consumers onsite.
TAXATION AND CREDIT RESTRICTIONS TO COMBAT REAL ESTATE SPECULATION
More initiatives from the government to develop the real estate industry, particularly taxation and credit limitation, are believed to lay a foundation for curbing land speculation, maximising residential properties and creating a set of diversified financing options.
TRADE VOLUME SOARS 83% DURING 9-DAY TET
During the Lunar New Year Festival (from January 29 to February 6), trade with the rest of the world reached US$ 3.05 billion, up 83 percent compared to the previous Tet.
