Economy

Cassava recorded the strongest export growth rate in January, as Vietnam shipped 76,118 tonnes abroad, earning 19.9 million USD, up 369.6% month-on-month in volume and 340.8% in value,=.

On February 22, Vice Chairman of Provincial People's Committee - Nguyen Minh Lam received and worked with Acuity Funding and Nam Thinh Investment - Construction Technology Joint Stock Company.

Enjoying a rise in orders, the garment and textile sector is optimistic about the completion of its target of earning 44 billion USD in export revenue set for this year.

The OCOP Programme has no longer been a pure poverty reduction measure for rural areas, but an important boost for Vietnamese agricultural products, connecting other industries for mutual development.

All businesses expect a new year with the spirit of 'flying dragon', overcoming economic difficulties, developing better production and business, creating jobs and stable income for workers.

Vietnam's rice exports are expected to continue their upward trajectory this year, toward a milestone of 5 billion USD in turnover.

Vietnam's export of agricultural products recorded impressive growth in the first month of 2024 and is expected to see a breakthrough in the whole year.

A strong rise in goods consumption without any shortage or price hikes during the Lunar New Year (Tet) festival is considered a push for the growth of the domestic market in the whole year.

Domestic gold price decreased by 150,000 VND per tael (37.5 grams) at the beginning of trading on February 19 - God of Wealth Day (the tenth day of the first lunar month) compared to the price at the end of February 18.

Long An province always focuses on measures and solutions to overcome shortcomings and limitations, improving the investment, business environment and the provincial competitiveness index (PCI) in 2024.

In the beginning of 2024, businesses in the province have increased demand for labor recruitment, helping the labor market become more and more prosperous.

A total of 2.75 quadrillion VND (41 billion USD) went into the property market in 2023, according to the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV), an increase of 6.75% in comparison to last year.