“Bond Default: NVL Fails to Repay Debt Obligations”
"The company is in advanced discussions with investors regarding the settlement of its outstanding NOVALAND.BOND.2019 debt. The bond repayment is expected to be completed by July 2025, according to sources close to the negotiations. This development underscores the company's commitment to meeting its financial obligations and fostering positive relationships with its investors."
The Greenback’s Grim First Half: Dollar Endures Worst Start to a Year in Over...
The US dollar has just endured its worst first half since 1973, with a steep decline that has sent shockwaves through the global economy.
Tax Troubles: HT1 Faces $400k Fine for Violations Let me know if you would like...
The Large Enterprise Tax Bureau on May 30th issued an administrative penalty decision for tax violations against Ha Tien 1 Cement Joint Stock Company (HOSE: HT1). The total fine for late payment and tax violations amounted to nearly VND 589 million, with an additional VND 2.1 billion in unpaid taxes to be paid to the state budget.
“Massive Windfall for Savvy Investors: A Whopping $1.8 Billion Haul in a Week”
The domestic institutional investors recorded a net sell-off of VND 3,099.3 billion, while their net buying value on matched orders was VND 1,794 billion.
Technical Analysis for June 30: Market Dynamics Unveiled
The VN-Index and HNX-Index both opened higher, with an uptick in trading volume during the morning session, indicating a positive sentiment among investors.
The Earnings Season is Approaching: Which Sectors Will Ride the Profit Wave?
As we move past the slow-growth period of 2024 and early 2025, the market is gearing up for the second-quarter earnings season, with several industries expected to showcase robust growth.
The Top Stocks to Watch This Week: June 30th
The latest stats from Vietstock reveal a dynamic picture of the stock market, with a diverse range of stocks experiencing significant movement. The data showcases the top gainers and losers across recent sessions, offering a snapshot of the market's ebb and flow. This insights provide a valuable resource for investors seeking to navigate the ever-changing landscape and make informed decisions.
Technical Analysis for July 1st: Risk Signals Emerge
The VN-Index and HNX-Index both opened lower, with a decrease in trading volume during the morning session, indicating a cautious sentiment among investors.
The Stock-Savvy Centenarian: Unveiling the Secrets to Longevity in the Trading Arena
While many investors are reeling from volatile trading sessions, a heartwarming tale of Chinese centenarians steadfastly holding onto their stocks has gone viral, offering a unique glimmer of hope amidst the chaos.
“The “Super Pillar” VCB Fails to Save the Market”
The morning's robust selling pressure sent stock prices tumbling in the latter half of the session. Initially, the number of stocks rising outnumbered those falling by a ratio of 3:2 when the VN-Index peaked. However, by the end of the morning session, this trend had reversed, with declining stocks outpacing advancing ones by a ratio of 2:1.
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“Product Certification: Elevating E-commerce Standards”
In the past, e-commerce platforms allowed small businesses to list their products without verifying their quality. However, new regulations will require these platforms to provide certification of standards for all products listed, ensuring a more transparent and reliable shopping experience for consumers.
[Photo Essay]: Experts, Managers, and Businesses Unite to Forge a Path Towards Sustainable Green...
In the context of the global shift towards a low-emission, environmentally friendly, and circular economic model, the development of green industry is no longer a strategic option but a mandatory requirement for Vietnam. This was the consensus among experts at the 2025 Green Industry Forum organized by the Vietnam Economic Times/VnEconomy on July 9.
“Linking Agriculture and Trade of Agro-Forestry Products in the Northwest Provinces.”
The Northwest has transformed into a major hub for fruit and industrial crop production. However, many products have yet to establish strong brands and are primarily consumed domestically, with export values remaining modest, reaching only a few hundred million USD annually.
