Economy

Cryptocurrency is not banned in Vietnam but it is necessary to develop a legal framework to ensure its on-track development and prevent risks, a representative from the Ministry of Justice has said.

Processing and manufacturing enterprises have forecast better performance in Quarter 2 despite global headwinds posed by conflicts and high production costs, according to the General Statistics Office’s survey.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has asked the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) to keep a close watch on international and domestic gold prices.

Vietnam is on the verge of seeing a massive influx of investments from the US, and stands ready to welcome the wave.

With the companionship and support of Long An province and the efforts, creativity, and innovation of operating methods, many cooperatives in the province have overcome difficulties and stabilized production and business.

While air travel becomes more expensive, the railway sector has worked to unlock its tourism potential to meet high travel demand during the upcoming National Reunification Day and May Day.

The Ministry of Science and Technology has just issued a circular regulating the management of traceability of products and goods.

On April 9, Long An Provincial People's Committee had a meeting and working session with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) delegation on human resource development in Long An province.

In recent years, many farmers in the province have actively changed their crop structure, applied scientific and technical advances to production, gaining high income and contributing to the local socio-economic development.

The Land Law (revised), which expands land use rights for overseas Vietnamese (OVs) and Vietnamese citizens residing abroad, is expected to give a boost to the domestic real estate market.

The Suntory PepsiCo Vietnam Beverage Company kicked off the construction of its biggest factory in the Asia-Pacific region on April 8 at the Huu Thanh Industrial Park in Duc Hoa district, the southern province of Long An.

Vietnam has so far drawn nearly 500 billion USD in registered FDI capital after nearly four decades of opening up its economy, with investment quality improvement considered a key task for a new breakthrough phase ahead.