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Vietnamese enterprises are trading well so far this year, but key exporters in textiles, garments, leather, and footwear are still suffering from increasing raw material costs.

1. Banks provide preferential loans to enterprises
2. Central Bank Digital Currency necessary for Vietnam
3. Loc Troi joins hands with MBB to produce rice
4. Rising petrol prices contribute $385 million to state budget revenue
5. MoF clarifies law on prize electronic games for foreigners
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1. Pedestal Crane and Related Services supply
2. Waste Heat Recovery supply
3. Submarine cable & accessories supply
4. Industrial cleaning fluid supply
5. Finely ground blast furnace slag supply
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Việt Nam needs to develop regulations about digital and virtual assets as Industry 4.0 is driving the emergence of new assets and the lack of rules exists is one of the most significant legal problems in asset ownership rights.

Economic expert Nguyễn Bích Lâm talks to Việt Nam News Agency about Việt Nam’s economic growth prospects in 2023 and ways to boost growth in the face of challenges created by supply chain breaks and geopolitical instability.

During the second quarter of 2022, European business stakeholders' confidence in Vietnam's investment environment declined slightly, according to the Business Climate Index (BCI) released by the European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (EuroCham) and conducted by YouGov Vietnam.

Being aware that traffic connectivity will be a "launching pad" for Ninh Thuan province to make breakthrough development, Ninh Thuan Traffic Construction Investment Project Management Unit (PMU) has sped up construction progress to ensure scheduled completion of projects.

The consumer price index (CPI) in June increased by 0.69% from the previous month, according to the General Statistics Office.