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HCMC urges banks to restructure debt for individuals, businesses

HCMC urges banks to restructure debt for individuals, businesses

Vietnam State Bank (SBV) – HCMC Branch yesterday sent a dispatch to credit organizations and branches of foreign banks in the city as to extending debt payment deadline and maintaining debt groups in compliance with its Circular No.02/2023.
HCMC yearning for comprehensive development

HCMC yearning for comprehensive development

The quick recovery of Ho Chi Minh City in 2022 after the 4th Covid-19 pandemic outbreak has formed a strong foundation to complete its 5-year plan from 2020 and to maintain its leading position in the national socio-economic development.
Vietnam boosting ‘golden’ remittance flow

Vietnam boosting ‘golden’ remittance flow

The efforts of Vietnam to improve the business – investment environment lately have attracted more remittances into manufacturing and trading activities, greatly contributing to the national economic growth.
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Economic recovery efforts slowing down

Although the Vietnamese economy made a strong recovery right after the Covid-19 pandemic, this growth is now facing many challenges and the pace is not accelerating as expected. 
HCMC needs steady, balanced economic stance for sustainable growth

HCMC needs steady, balanced economic stance for sustainable growth

Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee Phan Van Mai stressed in the meeting about the city’s socio-economic status in the last 2 months of 2022 that completing the budget revenue target for 2023 is a challenging mission for HCMC now that the economic health of this quarter is on the wane. This has asked for more precise evaluation of the current status to devise suitable measures to fulfill that mission.

Employees of Vissan JSC. are processing orders for 2023 Tet holiday. (Photo: SGGP)

HCMC increasing food production to serve market demands on Tet holiday

Now that the domestic market is strongly recovering, shopping demands at the end of this year are expected to significantly rise. Therefore, since the beginning of this quarter, many food processing businesses have sought suitable input sources and increased their manufacturing activities in hope of offering more competitive retailed prices for their products.

Credit in HCMC grows 12 percent in nine months

Credit in HCMC grows 12 percent in nine months

Nguyen Duc Lenh, Deputy Director of the State Bank of Vietnam - Ho Chi Minh City Branch, said that by the end of September 2022, credit growth in the city is estimated to increase by 12 percent compared to the end of 2021, a sharp increase of 4.97 percent (in 2021), 4.99 percent (in 2020), and 10.2 percent (in 2019), respectively, compared to the same period in the previous three years.