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Greece heads for more crunch talks with European creditors

Greece heads for more crunch talks with European creditors

Time is running out for Greece to reach a deal with bailout creditors and prevent the country going bankrupt, the eurozone's top official said Friday as he headed into discussions with his colleagues from the 19-country single currency zone.
'Cement should be top export'

'Cement should be top export'

Vietnam should have a long-term strategy to make cement a large-scale and high-value export product to give a boost to the country's export revenue, said Deputy Minister of Construction Nguyen Tran Nam.
Vietnam revives logging industry by going green

Vietnam revives logging industry by going green

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) recently revealed that the government plans to sign a voluntary partnership agreement (VPA) related to the timber industry with the European Union (EU) by the end of the year.
Japanese investors stepping up presence in Vietnam

Japanese investors stepping up presence in Vietnam

Japanese small and-medium investors are increasing their investment in processing, manufacturing and retail in Vietnam, according to the first quarter report by the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI).
Vietnam to allow greater foreign stakes in banks

Vietnam to allow greater foreign stakes in banks

Vietnam is changing rules to allow foreign investors bigger stakes in local banks in its latest move to rebuild a financial sector battered by bad debt, according to the country's prime minister.
Loan demand rises as from March

Loan demand rises as from March

Financial institutions have reported a rise in the demand for loans since the beginning of March, according to a survey conducted by the Monetary Forecast and Statistics Department under the State Bank of Vietnam.
Housing stimulus disbursement stagnates

Housing stimulus disbursement stagnates

The disbursement of the VND30-trillion (US$1.38 billion) housing stimulus package has been stagnant, despite the increase in the number of successful transactions in the real estate market.
Vietnam firms struggle to expand in Russia

Vietnam firms struggle to expand in Russia

Two-way trade between Vietnam and Russia hit US$2.6 billion last year. However, it accounted for less than 1 per cent of Vietnam's total import-export activity with the world, which was $298.2 billion.

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