“The Buzzing ‘Derivatives Arena’ by DNSE: What’s the Hype About?”

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"Võ đài Phái sinh," a thrilling trading competition hosted by DNSE Securities, witnessed an exhilarating three months with over 5,000 enthusiastic participants. The feverish trading activities resulted in a staggering transaction value of more than VND 43,000 billion, equivalent to over 300,000 derivatives contracts. As the excitement continues to build, DNSE Securities is proud to announce the continuation of this exhilarating tournament, offering a total prize pool of VND 200 million. Get ready to showcase your trading prowess once again!

The Secret to Crafting Captivating Copy: Rewriting the Title “Chủ thÆ°Æ¡ng hiệu trà bí...

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With over 87 million shares in circulation, Interfood is set to dish out almost VND 210 billion for this dividend payout.

Unlocking the Power of Renewable Energy: Crafting Policies for a Sustainable Future

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The current policies and laws regarding energy development are limited and inadequate. To address this, it is necessary to introduce new policies and amend existing laws to align with the realities on the ground. These changes will attract the necessary resources to develop energy in a way that ensures energy security and promotes renewable energy sources.

The Best-Performing Stock Owner: A Vietnamese Company Outperforms Rivals from Singapore and China

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The company's stock code has soared an impressive 179% so far this year, an ascent that has been nothing short of remarkable.

The Price of Gold Struggles for Breakthrough Ahead of US Inflation Report

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A recently published report reveals that global gold ETFs witnessed net purchases in June, marking a shift from the net selling trend these funds have exhibited so far this year.

The Great Foreign Sell-Off: Will the Vietnamese Stock Market Ever Recover?

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The DSC expert anticipates that the selling pressure from foreign investors will ease and could potentially reverse as the narrative of an upgrade for the Vietnamese market draws near.

Market Beat: The Prolonged Tug-of-War, Liquidity Wanes

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The market closed with the VN-Index down 3.05 points (-0.24%) to 1,280.75, while the HNX-Index fell 0.37 points (-0.15%) to 245.02. Bears dominated today's trading with 437 decliners versus 308 gainers. The large-cap VN30-Index tilted red with 16 losers, 9 gainers, and 5 unchanged stocks.

The Young Investor: Meet the Gen Z Chairman of Hoá Bình Securities, Born in...

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With a current market price of 10,000 VND per share, HBS has seen a remarkable surge of approximately 23% since the beginning of 2024.

The Art of Healthy Adjustments: A Guide to Strategic Investing

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Introducing Agriseco's latest investment strategy: we advise investors to gradually increase their equity holdings at the current price range, prioritizing stocks in sectors expected to announce strong second-quarter earnings for 2024.

“Vietnam Donates 20 VinFast VF 9 Cars to Laos”

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On July 11, during his state visit to Laos, President To Lam, together with the General Secretary and President of Laos, Thongloun Sisoulith, co-chaired the delegation-level talks between the two countries.

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Inflation Management Must Stay Grounded in Reality from the Start

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In 2024, the consumer price index (CPI) rose by an average of 3.63% compared to 2023, remaining below the target set by the National Assembly. This marks a decade of Vietnam's successful inflation control, with an average rate below 4%. Experts suggest that maintaining a CPI increase of around 4.5% in 2025 to support a substantial 8-10% growth will be a challenging task, requiring decisive and meticulous management from governing bodies from the get-go.

Inflation Management: Anchoring Policy in Reality from the Get-Go

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In 2024, the consumer price index (CPI) rose by an average of 3.63% year-on-year, remaining below the target set by the National Assembly. This marks a decade of Vietnam's successful inflation control, with average annual inflation rates kept below 4%. Experts predict that maintaining a CPI increase of around 4.5% in 2025 to support a substantial 8-10% growth will be a challenging task, requiring decisive and meticulous management from governing bodies from the get-go.

“A Call for Doubling Down on Efforts: Aiming for 8% and Beyond”

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Achieving a growth rate of 8% or higher in 2025 will pave the way for even higher growth rates in the following years, with aspirations to reach double digits, surpassing 10%. However, to attain this new growth target, it is imperative that all ministries, sectors, and local authorities demonstrate an even stronger resolve, doubling their efforts from previous years.