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Day: February 28, 2024
Vietnam FDI in January broken down by industry/type
Vietnam’s FDI in January reached just over US$2.23 billion. Real estate attracted the most new foreign capital accounting for a little more than half of the total FDI received. It was followed by manufacturing and processing which also had a healthy January recording 63 new projects worth just under US$716
Vietnam set to ratify key UN trade union convention this year
Vietnam is set to ratify the UN’s Freedom of Association and Protection of the Right to Organise Convention this year, Reuters is reporting citing UN officials and diplomats.This would essential give workers the right to organise their own trade unions independent of the government–currently, all trade unions must be affiliated
VN-Index up, foreign traders net-buy US$1.8 million, February 27
The VN-Index closed up 13.39 points or 1.09 percent to finish the session at 1,237.46. Foreign traders net-bought into the market to the tune of US$1.8 million continuing to buy back into the HoSE after exiting the market to the tune of just under US$60 million last week. Trading history,
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