INTELLASIA FINANCE & BUSINESS NEWS - MAY 11, 2021
1. Banks' bad debts increase sharply in Q1/2021
2. Vietnamese banks attractive to foreign investors
3. Quality of Governance and Services Delivery Improve Remarkably
4. Foreign investors laud Vietnam's infrastructure development plan: Barron's
5. Doing business in the time of the pandemic
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VIETNAM TENDERS DAILY- MAY 11, 2021
1. Speciality automobile supply
2. Materials and equipment supply
3. Materials and components supply
4. Materials and components supply-bid extend
5. UPS system supply and installation
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FOREIGN INVESTORS INCREASE ACQUISITIONS OF RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS IN VIETNAM
Foreign investors from China, Thailand, and Singapore are increasingly acquiring renewable energy projects located at strategic positions from domestic enterprises.
INTELLASIA FINANCE & BUSINESS NEWS - MAY 10, 2021
1. Building core competencies in digital age
2. Vietnam needs measures to curtail financial crimes
3. Citi's digital growth benefiting institutional clients
4. Inflation fears begin as economy recovers
5. Vietnam among top three buying geographies of US firms
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VIETNAM TENDERS DAILY- MAY 10, 2021
1. Materials and spare parts supply
2. Equipment and materials supply
3. Materials and electronic components supply
4. Lifting floor system supply and installation
5. Optical glass processing equipment supply
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COMPULSORY QUARANTINE PERIOD EXTENDED TO 21 DAYS
The compulsory concentrated COVID-19 quarantine period in Vietnam has been officially extended to 21 days.
STEEL PRICES INCREASE ON GLOBAL ISSUES: MINISTRY
Soaring raw material prices coupled with delays in shipping due to the COVID-19 pandemic significantly pushed up steel prices recently, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
SOUTHERN STOCK MARKET POSTS HIGH TRANSACTION VALUE IN APRIL
Liquidity of the southern stock market in April stood at the highest level from the outset of the year, with more than 14.51 billion stocks traded at a value of over 366.94 trillion VND, according to the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HOSE).






















