L'ambassadeur du Vietnam en République Française, Dinh Toan Thang, a présenté, le 2 novembre, à Paris, sa lettre de créance du Président Nguyên Xuân Phuc à son homologue français Emmanuel Macron.

Le secrétaire du Comité du Parti de Hanoï Dinh Tien Dung a reçu le 2 novembre Mme Carolyn Turk, directrice de la Banque mondiale (BM) au Vietnam.

L'équipe U23 du Vietnam a gagné celle du Myanmar sur le score 1-0 dans un match qui a eu lieu le 2 novembre au stade Dolen Omurzakov au Kirghizistan, lors des éliminatoires de l'AFC U23 Asian Cup 2022.

Le président Nguyen Xuan Phuc a eu une séance de travail mardi 2 novembre avec les dirigeants de la province de Ninh Binh sur le développement socio-économique et de l'économie collective et coopérative.

The development of a commodity exchange in Vietnam is expected to provide an alternative for investors when they find difficulties investing in risky assets such as stock and real estate.

Vietnamese shares advanced for a third day as investors turned their attention back to large-cap items despite negative development of global...

Vietnamese shares’ gains eased on Thursday morning as the prolonged coronavirus outbreak kept market sentiment low.

Masan HPC Company Limited (HPC), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Masan Consumer Corporation (MCH), has successfully acquired a 52 per cent stake of Net...

Shares lost ground on Friday morning as a series of blue-chip stocks fell among low trading liquidity.

The State-owned Viet Nam National Shipping Lines (Vinalines) plans to divest capital from 13 member companies this year.

The domestic gold price soared on Friday while global prices hit a seven-year peak amid the ongoing novel coronavirus outbreak.

Quang Binh Import & Export JSC (QBS) plans to sell all its 22 million shares, equivalent to holding rate of 15.17 per cent, at fertiliser firm...

The Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV) expects profit this year will reach just VND1.7 trillion (US$73.4 million), a decrease of more than VND6...

Shares dropped sharply on Monday morning as a series of blue-chip stocks fell amid low trading liquidity.

Vietnamese shares declined on Friday as investors looked for profits in large-caps and the banking sector.

Shares of sugar companies has gained sharply as raw sugar prices are skyrocketing on the world market.

Last week’s net-selling figure jumped nearly 600 per cent from the number recorded in the previous week.

Domestic gold prices soared to an eight-year high on Monday, reaching VND49.4 million (US$2,128.66) per tael ($1,766.4 per ounce).

The spread of COVID-19 outside China severely affected Asian financial markets on Monday and Viet Nam’s market was no exception.

Shares narrowed their fall on Tuesday morning thanks to the gains of some individual pillar stocks.