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Automobile, electronics markets see poor purchasing power

Automobile, electronics markets see poor purchasing power

Currently, the electronics market is rather sluggish. In numerous stores and supermarkets, there is an abundance of sellers compared to buyers, even though discount programs and promotions are being constantly launched.
Promotions launched to boost purchasing power

Promotions launched to boost purchasing power

HCMC-based enterprises are rushing to launch promotions and offer discounts in the hope of boosting purchasing power and reviving the ailing situation, which has been affected by people tightening their spending.
Traditional markets deserted, degraded

Traditional markets deserted, degraded

Many of the traditional markets in Ho Chi Minh City are dilapidated due to a lack of investment in upgrades and are facing the issue of small traders withdrawing due to low customer footfall.
Consumers shop at a supermarket. (Photo: SGGP)

HCMC’s retail market enjoys growth in January

Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) recorded a year-on-year rise of 5.7 percent in total retail sales of goods and consumer service revenue in January, according to its Department of Industry and Trade.
Supermarkets see large number of shoppers prior to Tet

Supermarkets see large number of shoppers prior to Tet

People rushed to go shopping for the Tet holiday at supermarkets and commercial centers in HCMC on the afternoon of January 19 (the 28th day of the last month in the lunar calendar). They had to wait for a long time at the checkout counters.
Market stabilization program in HCMC – Reasonable, effective regulatory tool

Market stabilization program in HCMC – Reasonable, effective regulatory tool

Ms. Phan Thi Thang, Vice Chairwoman of the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee, on October 21, chaired the seminar on 20 years of practice and solutions to improve the effectiveness of the market stabilization program in HCMC, with the attendance of experts, scientists, the business community, HCMC departments, agencies, and leaders of neighboring localities.
Enterprises concerned about losing export momentum

Enterprises concerned about losing export momentum

Total import and export turnover in the first eight months of the year reached US$497 billion, of which export turnover hit $250 billion, up 9.1 percent over the same period last year. However, many enterprises are concerned that technical barriers put up by import markets, combined with a sharp decrease in purchasing power, have had a significant impact on export activities.
Retailers launch promotions to revive purchasing power

Retailers launch promotions to revive purchasing power

On the afternoon of June 22, some commercial centers, supermarkets, and markets in Ho Chi Minh City informed that the purchasing power had gradually improved after nearly ten days of implementing a large-scale concentrated promotion program. This year, the Department of Industry and Trade of HCMC, in collaboration with the Department of Tourism, the Department of Health, and enterprises, have offered discounts from 10 percent to 90 percent, even up to 100 percent at some places for customers.
Supermarkets offer discount of up to 50 percent for many products

Supermarkets offer discount of up to 50 percent for many products

On the occasion of the Reunification Day and the International Labor Day and to stimulate consumer demand, the network of trade centers and supermarkets have simultaneously launched attractive promotional programs with high discounts from April 28.
Many products start to increase prices

Many products start to increase prices

Since the Tet holiday, the prices of some products in Ho Chi Minh City have started to increase, especially after gasoline prices exceeded VND25,000 per liter.