VIETNAM TENDERS DAILY- MAY 23, 2022
1. Supplying of Equipments and Spare Part
2. Equipment and spare parts supply
3. Freight rollers and conveyor belt shields supply
4. Gasoline engine water pumps supply
5. Equipment and machinery supply
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BANKS UNDER PRESSURE DESPITE POSITIVE CREDIT RECOVERY
According to Lê Xuân Nghĩa, former deputy chairman of the National Financial Supervisory Commission, the US Federal Reserve (Fed) will continually increase interest rates this year, which will force Vietnamese banks to raise deposit rates.
LARGE INDUSTRIAL ZONES SET UP TO ATTRACT FDI
Several large-scale industrial zones were being set up from the beginning of this year to capture the opportunity of attracting both foreign and domestic manufacturers in the wave of post-pandemic production and business recovery.
MODERNIZING, ADAPTING INSTITUTIONS LIKELY TO BE KEY TO VIETNAM'S SUCCESS
For Vietnam to realize its aspiration for reaching high-income status by 2045, the country will need to shift its economic growth model and sharply improve the government’s capacity to coordinate and implement economic policy reforms and public investments.
10% DISCOUNT OFFER TO ALL HKBAV MEMBERS ON RICE DUMPLING SALES
Hanoi Hotel would like to offer 10% Discount to all HKBAV Members on Rice Dumpling Sales. The Rice Dumplings would be available from 20/05/2022 until 03/06/2022.
VIETNAM TENDERS DAILY- MAY 20, 2022
1. Tyre upturn excavator supply
2. Electric cable materials supply
3. PCs and peripheral equipment supply
4. Anti-corrosion metal beads supply
5. Equipment and materials supply
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INTELLASIA FINANCE & BUSINESS NEWS - MAY 20, 2022
1. Vietnamese banks expected to get better credit ratings
2. Banks promote export lending
3. Vietjet, HDBank partner to make air travel extra handy and cashless
4. Six more pangasius processing factories eligible to export to US
5. US agrees to import Vietnamese pomelos
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APRIL’S CPI INCREASES 0.18 PERCENT
The consumer price index (CPI) in April rose 0.18 percent over the previous month and 2.64 percent year on year, according to the General Statistics Office.
