Vietnamese Gov’t approves purchase of Laos wind power
Electricity imports from Laos are crucial to boost supply and mitigate power shortages in northern Vietnam in 2025 and beyond.
Electricity imports from Laos are crucial to boost supply and mitigate power shortages in northern Vietnam in 2025 and beyond.
Gold trading firm SJC and lender ACB are the two successful bidders at the auction held today.
So far, the Hanoi Farmers' Association has signed cooperation programs with farmers' associations from various provinces and cities nationwide.
Brokerage firms are expected to prepare data for the transition to the new system.
The auction was postponed due to a lack of bidders and escrow deposits.
Thousands of local and international tourists and business visitors will be in attendance.
In the face of unpredictable volatility, Vietnam's companies are investing in technology, innovation and production to meet the targets they have set themselves, whilst keeping a close eye on market trends.
The return of gold auctioning after more than 10 years is expected to bring gold prices closer to the global levels.
The move is aimed at alleviating market concerns, increasing foreign exchange supply, and ensuring smooth liquidity.
The Southeast Asian market is growing faster than many other regions worldwide.
The draft decree stipulates that buyers must be organizations or individuals using electricity for production from a voltage level of 22 kV or higher, with an average monthly consumption of 500,000 kWh.
Climate change, energy, and environment are pillars of Australian Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with Vietnam.
Given favorable macroeconomic conditions, combined with the expected rate cut by the Federal Reserve (Fed), the stock market is believed to experience strong growth.
The city will replace the Kim Ma – Yen Nghia Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line with an urban railway.
Both sides aim to further promote trade, investment relations, and cooperation in areas of mutual interest, such as agriculture, construction, education, pharmaceuticals, science and technology, among others.
Domestic gold prices have surged in recent weeks amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Demand for retail space in alleyways is rising as small and medium-sized enterprises seek to cut costs, given that most of their revenues come from e-commerce platforms.
Each district or town will establish at least one center for the creative design, promotion, and sale of One Commune One Product (OCOP) items, linking artisan villages with tourism.