Tag: price
Record price for export rice
VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam’s average export rice price has set a record in 2008, according to the Vietnam Food Association (VFA). VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam’s average export rice price has set a record in 2008, according to the Viet Nam Food Association (VFA).This year’s average export rice price is US$575 per tonne, the highest price level... Read more
US$ price drops on black market, gold rises
VietNamNet Bridge – The greenback seems to have become short of breath after it reached the VND17,600/US$ peak on the black market, decreasing considerably on December 25 in the afternoon. However, there have been no big changes with the transactions on the market. The dollar price escalated to VND17,500/US$1, and then VND17,600/US$1 on December 25, but... Read more
Petrol distributors: price decrease not being considered
VietNamNet Bridge – People’s hopes of a petrol price decrease did not come true as a price decrease has been announced for diesel only. “When will the petrol price decrease? I’m a newly graduated student, and now I can earn less than VND1mil a month from my new job. The petrol price remains overly high for me,” a VietNamNet reader... Read more
Products’ prices remain sky-high despite material price falls
VietNamNet Bridge – Though the price of petrol and gas, plastics, and input materials, like wheat flour and vegetable oil, have been sharply decreasing, the prices of some finished products and meal services remain sky-high. Statistics show that since August 2008, the price of petrol and gas, the important input materials for production, have decreased... Read more
Diesel price slashed by VND1,000/litre
VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Finance’s Price Control Agency has approved the plan on slashing diesel price submitted by the Vietnam National Petroleum Corporation (Petrolimex), under which diesel price will decrease by another VND1,000/litre, effective today, December 24. As such, the 0.05S diesel price will be sold at VND11,000/litre instead... Read more
Products’ and meal services remain sky-high despite material price falls
VietNamNet Bridge – Though the price of petrol and gas, plastics, and input materials, like wheat flour and vegetable oil, have been sharply decreasing, the prices of some finished products and meal services remain sky-high. Statistics show that since August 2008, the price of petrol and gas, the important input materials for production, have decreased... Read more
Ticket price for AFF Cup final match doubles
VietNamNet Bridge – The Vietnam Football Federation has announced it has completed the ticket distribution plan for the final match between Vietnam and Thailand on December 28. VFF and VFD said they will initiate some improvements in selling tickets at agents in a bid to help football fans get easier access to tickets and prevent ticket traders from scalping... Read more
PVN prepares for bad scenario when oil price plunge to $30
VietNamNet Bridge – The Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group (PetroVietnam) said it is preparing for a bad scenario when the crude oil price drops to $30/barrel, a decrease of $40/barrel from the initial estimated level. PetroVietnam said that the continued crude oil price decreases over the last few days have created difficulties for the group in seeking... Read more
Diesel price not decreased yet, why?
VietNamNet Bridge – In general, the petrol and diesel prices are always adjusted at the same time. However, this did not happen with the latest petrol price decrease, as the diesel price remains unchanged. It is necessary to cut the diesel price because of its important role in production and the national economyMeanwhile, a diesel price decrease is what... Read more
Government bonds not to be sold at any price
VietNamNet Bridge – One more unsuccessful government bond bid has been reported due to the gap between the ceiling interest rate set by the Ministry of Finance and the rates offered by commercial banks. It was quite a surprise that the government bond bid on December 11, 2008 was unsuccessful. It took place at a time when commercial banks, as they have... Read more