Finance minister aims new height for Vietnam stock market in 2021
The stock market will continue to be an efficient capital mobilization channel for Vietnam’s economy and a useful instrument for macroeconomic management of the government.
The stock market will continue to be an efficient capital mobilization channel for Vietnam’s economy and a useful instrument for macroeconomic management of the government.
Only seven state firms have completed their respective privatization process in the first nine months of 2020.
The Vietnamese finance ministry expected an easing in conditions for casino projects would attract more investors in the field.
State firms that have completed the privatization process are expected to float shares on local bourses and create space for more foreign investors to invest in the local stock market.
While the inflationary pressure, especially driven by hikes in prices of oil and food, devalues some currencies, Vietnam’s inflation target would remain unchanged.
So far, total amount of deferrals of tax payment and land rental fees under the government’s support programs stood at VND37 trillion (US$1.58 billion) as of May.
The threshold would now be raised from VND9 million (US$389) per month to VND11 million (US$475).
Anyone who is found to have accepted bribery would be subject to strict punishment in compliance with law, said a senior government official.
Japan has been a major donor of official development assistance (ODA) to Vietnam, estimated at US$24 billion, or 26.4% of total borrowings of the Vietnamese government.
General To Lam, Vietnamese minister of Public Security, said the Vietnamese authorities are cooperating with Japanese parties to clarify the issue.