According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Vietnam’s export turnover reached US$ 16 billion in the first seven months of this year, up 17.5 percent compared to 2013.
Vietnam products export to the United States market came US$23.9 billion in 2013, presenting a year on year increase of 17.5 percent.
However, Vietnamese enterprises have not comprehensively approached the U.S.’ export regulations and policies yet.
Local high-risk goods to the US market are vegetables, acid, fruits, spices, aqua products.
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Nam Can sea crab named Top 100 Vietnamesse specialities
Nam Can sea crab of the southernmost coastal province of Ca Mau has been recognized as one of the Top 100 Vietnamesse specialities by the Vietnam Record Association, VietKings.
Banking-finance
Reference exchange rate down on February 22
The State Bank of Vietnam set the daily reference exchange rate at VND23,125 per USD on February 22, down VND9 from the last working day of previous week (February 19).
Dollar exchange rate has risen by nearly 1 percent this year
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Economy
Vietnam's forestry export reaches over US$13 billion in 2020
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Nguyen Xuan Cuong yesterday hosted a summary conference for the forestry sector in 2020, setting the target of US$14 billion export turnover from wood and forest products in 2021.
Durian, pomelo, passion fruit in row to be exported to China
Vietnam expects to widen export of agricultural products to China
Vietnamese rice more pricey than Thai rice
674 Vietnamese seafood enterprises eligible to export to Taiwan (China)
Self - introduction
Ancient yellow ochna blossoms adorn Yen Tu peak
Yen Tu yellow ochna is a rare variety of apricot blossom which flourishes in the Northern mountainous climate and has become a symbol of the sacred land Yen Tu peak in Quang Ninh Province.
Intel Products Vietnam increases value of high-tech investment SHTP
Vietnam’s garment-textile, footwear sectors obtain good growth rates
Vietnamese tourism moves to new stage of development in 2021
Banks step up to lure demand deposits
Stock market
Investors need to protect themselves against market volatility
Vietnam’s stock market this week has recovered again with gaining trading sessions and impressive trading volume. The shock caused by the historic slump on January 28 when the VN Index volatilized 6.67 percent, along with the state of no buyers, seems to have been left behind. However, the lesson from that historic stock market crash will never be old when being placed in the context that hundreds of thousands of new investors have entered the stock market lately.
