Economy

On February 28, Vice Chairman of Provincial People's Committee - Huynh Van Son received and worked with the delegation of Japan International Cooperation Agency came to survey investment opportunities in Long An.

The recent falls in rice prices are only short-term and the upward trend will continue in 2024 on limited supply, providing significant opportunities for Vietnam’s rice export, analysts have said.

By 2045, Vietnam will become an important link in the global semiconductor industry value chain with a contingent of engineers and experts capable of meeting the industry requirements in both quality and quantity.

In order to protect consumer's health and sustainable production, many farmers, cooperatives, cooperative groups, etc have converted their farming methods towards organic, applying high technology.

Goods consumption in big markets such as the US and the EU is showing brighter signs, creating a driving force for orders for Vietnamese key exports.

After the Lunar New Year of Dragon 2024, enterprises have many policies to care for workers returning to work after the holiday to motivate, create excitement and enthusiasm.

Expected higher land rental prices this year will benefit the performance of listed industrial real estate companies and their shares.

Logistics costs have been a headache to the Vietnamese agricultural sector as they account for a lion share in the price of agricultural products.

With the aim of becoming a "national shrimp industry hub" and focusing on creating the "Bac Lieu clean shrimp" brand to develop a shrimp value chain, Bac Lieu has set developing hi-tech shrimp farming models.

With robust export of fruits and vegetables, the industry has set a typical example for quick transformation in the context of economic difficulties to tap the potential and expand global reach.

Rosy signs in exports-imports, rising shipping fees, and new regulations on seaport services charges are believed to steer Vietnam's seaport and logistics sector through headwinds this year.

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,=.