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China Tightens Scrutiny, Boosting Competition for Vietnamese Durians
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Vietnam is facing challenges in exporting durians to China due to more stringent quarantine regulations and increased competition from other nations, leading to a significant decline in local market prices. Fruit containers may take up to a week for clearance at the border, compared to just one or two days previously, due to Chinese…
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Chinese Tycoons Shift Focus: From U.S. to Singapore and Malaysia Real Estate
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As China’s affluent shift their attention away from the United States due to escalating political strains, they are instead directing their investments towards real estate in Malaysia, Singapore, and Australia. The survey conducted last month by the real estate technology company Juwai IQI revealed that the United States fell from first place to seventh…
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Dong Strengthens as the Dollar Takes a Dip Internationally
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On Monday morning, the U.S. dollar declined against the Vietnamese dong, continuing its downward trend against most significant international currencies. At Vietcombank, the U.S. dollar was traded at VND26,170, marking a decrease of 0.04% compared to the previous weekend rate. On the unofficial market, the dollar increased by 0.15%, trading at VND26,530. The State…
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Indian stock may open lower, GIFT Nifty down 0.27%, experts say future impact depends if strikes escalate
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New Delhi [India], May 7 (ANI): The Indian equity markets are anticipated to start off on a weaker note on Wednesday following military operations initiated by India’s defense forces against terrorist camps located in Pakistan and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK). This advancement has escalated geopolitical strains within the area, resulting in a wary atmosphere…
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Gold Demand Dives 15% in Q1: International Edition
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In the first quarter, Vietnam’s gold demand decreased by 15%, dropping to 15.5 tons compared to the previous year, as reported by the World Gold Council. The decrease, primarily due to rising costs and inadequate supplies, marked one of the most significant declines in Asia—only surpassed by Sri Lanka and China, as mentioned in…
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“Disruptive Leadership: The Cost of Silent Failure” (International Edition, English)
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By Enock YEBOAH-MENSAH Theorhema stood at the end of the mahogany conference table located on the 9th floor of Apogee Bank. The room was eerily silent—no clicking of keys, no rustling of documents. Only an oppressive stillness lingered, heavy with unease and significance. He scanned the faces of his executive team—the experienced veterans, exceptional…
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