The Ministry of Finance suggested that there will be no immediate adjustment on excise tax for petroleum.

According to economist Vu Vinh Phu (photo), keeping inflation below 4% in 2022 is very difficult. Therefore, solutions related to energy, raw materials and supply chains are the most important ...

VCN - Inflationary pressure is weighing heavily not only on the administration and economic development of the country, but also on the pockets of the people.

VCN - Continuing the 3rd session, the XV National Assembly, at the Q&A session on the morning of June 9, Deputy Prime Minister Le Minh Khai made a speech and ...

VCN - Questions related to petrol prices and proposals on reducing taxes on petrol and oil were answered by the Minister of Finance Ho Duc Phoc to the National Assembly ...

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính on Saturday chairednbsp;the May cabinet meeting held in Hà Nội on the country's socio-economic situationnbsp;and recovery progress.

According to Finance Minister Ho Duc Phoc, in order to fight inflation in the current period, the growth of the economy must rise.

VCN – Speaking to Customs News, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ngo Tri Long, former director of the Price and Market Research Institute (Ministry of Finance), said that the foreign exchange rate ...

Việt Nam's GDP was forecast to grow by 5.5-6 per cent this year, albeit with significant risks and inflation in the range of 4-4.5 per cent in 2022 and likely ...

VCN - In early 2022, after unexpected fluctuations in the world's economic and political situation, the goal of controlling inflation below 4% became a big challenge.

While Vietnamese economists forecast higher economic growth and inflation for Việt Nam this year, IMF forecast the two at lower rates at a conference in Hà Nội on Monday.

Fiscal policies have worked to promote economic growth and control inflation in the first months of this year, Deputy Minister of Finance Võ Thành Hưng said

According to businesses, the post-Covid-19 recovery, the Russia-Ukraine conflict and inflation will be the three main factors affecting food and beverage (F&B) businesses in 2022.

VCN - There are concerns about increasing inflation, especially when the Russia-Ukraine conflict broke out, pushing oil prices to the highest level since 2008.

This is the affirmation of Nguyen Ba Khang, Deputy Director of the National Financial Supervisory Information Center under the National Financial Supervisory Commission