CEO confidence in growth down

CEO confidence in growth down

A majority of CEOs say global economy to remain stalled this year, according to PwC’s 16th Annual Global CEO Survey.
State Bank champions bond development

State Bank champions bond development

Treasury Bills were traded on secondary market on August 24 for the first time. This will strongly support the money market’s development and financial system’s efficiency, says State Bank Operations Centre director Pham Bao Lam.
Investors to move with times

Investors to move with times

In November Vietnam’s stock market witnessed low liquidity with stock prices plunging to lows not seen in several years and some stocks were not worth a cup of tea.
Usual suspects still haunt banks

Usual suspects still haunt banks

Vietnam’s macroeconomy recently exhibited some good signs, with October’s consumer price index data rising only slightly against September, by 0.36 per cent and representing the lowest increase this year.
Economy still looking for its mojo

Economy still looking for its mojo

In October, Vietnam’s stock market was mainly in correction mode with falling liquidity.
Saab gets Chinese order, says enough to pay staff

Saab gets Chinese order, says enough to pay staff

Saab has received a 13-million-euro order from a Chinese company and the pre-payment expected in this week will enable the firm to pay staff and partially pay suppliers, its parent company said on Monday.
Attacking inflation key to a recovery

Attacking inflation key to a recovery

There is both positive and negative news for the equity market in May, although none of it is predicted to be significant.
Economy’s fragile juggling act

Economy’s fragile juggling act

In terms of surmounting the negative influences of the global financial crisis and economic downturn from 2008 to 2010, Vietnam was quite successful in regulating macro-economic instruments and policies, especially financial and monetary policies.

Interest rate a rampaging bull as market forces ruling

The market rate went on the rampage last week after authorities allowed the banking system to use market forces to set interest rates.