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On Monday afternoon, there was a further decline in the gold prices in Vietnam, following a nearly 1% decrease earlier in the day. The gold bar prices offered by Saigon Jewelry Company experienced a drop of an additional 0.42% from the morning’s price,…
The price of gold in Vietnam continued to decline on Monday, with reductions seen throughout the day following an initial drop of nearly 1% earlier in the day. Saigon Jewelry Company, a prominent gold retailer, noted a further 0.42% decrease in its gold bar…
On Thursday afternoon, gold prices in Vietnam reflected a downward trend, triggered by a global market decline for the precious metal. This drop is linked to fears that escalating oil prices would cause a surge in inflation. Gold Bar and Ring Prices Drop The…
On Tuesday morning, the U.S. dollar experienced an unexpected surge against the Vietnamese dong in the black market trading. The greenback appreciated by 0.74%, hitting a record high of VND27,390 at unofficial exchange platforms. Maintaining the Rate Despite…
The United States dollar achieved a rise against the Vietnamese dong on Thursday morning, while concurrently reaching peak levels this year against other major currencies. The Vietnamese bank, Vietcombank, increased the dollar’s rate by 0.01%, setting it at…
The U.S. dollar experienced a surge against the Vietnamese dong on Thursday morning, while oscillating around its apex value against significant international currencies this year. Vietcombank, a prominent banking institution, reported a minor increase of…
Over the past year, food prices in New Zealand have witnessed a substantial rise of 4.7%, an increase from the 4.1% rise recorded in September, as reported by Stats NZ. Significant Rise in Grocery Prices The hike in food prices has been particularly…
The baby food market in the Philippines is expected to decline by 4.5% on average annually to reach $826.7m by 2028 as the government pushes for public access to contraceptives and family planning that resulted in childbirth rates. In a report, GlobalData…
VinFast had shipped its first batch of 999 cars to the U.S., capping a five-year bid to develop an auto production hub in Vietnam for markets in North America and Europe. The company said that the first cars are expected to be handed over to customers by the…
While various stimulus packages got the global economy through the short-term challenges of COVID-19, they were always going to cause difficulties in the medium term. Inflation has risen and recessions look likely, so how can investors respond effectively?…
High inflation in the EU area and geopolitical uncertainties are some reasons why Europeans move assets to Switzerland. Yet as the country drifts further away from Brussels, going after these clients could become more complicated. Swiss banks are not allowed…
A surge in the prices of gasoline, food and some other goods has sent the consumer price index rising by 2.86 percent year-on-year in May. Global gasoline prices went up while the rising costs of raw materials and ingredients pushed up food prices, according…
The current tremendous inflationary pressure on the cost base of virtually every food producer has yet to be absorbed further downstream in the supply chain. Will it be the consumer, the food retailer, or the foodservice operator that ultimately picks up the…
Vietnam’s inflation rate in the first 10 months was 1.81 percent, the lowest since 2016. In October alone, inflation fell 0.2 percent from September, as lifted restrictions in localities help boost goods transport and reduce stockpiling demand, General…
Inflation this year is likely to be 2.5-3 percent, well below the target of 4 percent set by the National Assembly, due to low consumer demand, analysts said. Global prices of strategic materials are likely to climb in the next few months due to geopolitical…
The consumer price index (CPI) in January jumped 6.43 percent year-on-year, the biggest increase seen in 7 years. It also rose 1.23 percent over last December, with the high increase this year attributed to the surge in eating out, shopping and travel demands…
