Commodities

Coffee harvest season begins as selling prices face uncertainty

According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, Việt Nam’s coffee exports reached US$6.54 billion in the first nine months of this year.

Vietnam’s coffee industry faces value-add challenge

Vietnam’s coffee exports are growing in volume but losing value, highlighting the industry’s challenge in moving beyond raw coffee exports towards...

Gold buyers urged to prepare cashless payments under new rules

Gold traders have advised customers to prepare suitable non-cash payment methods in advance and check each company's requirements for transferring...

Petrol prices cut from 15:00 on Thursday

In this price adjustment, the ministries allocated VNĐ300 per litre of biofuel to the petrol price stabilisation fund, while making no withdrawals...

Petrol retail prices revised down from 15:00 on October 15

The ministries also drew VNĐ500 per kilo from the fund for fuel oil, financed by a temporary advance from the State budget.

Rubber sector seeks higher value as raw exports face pressure

Việt Nam ranks fourth globally in natural rubber latex production, accounting for about 9 per cent, and third in exports, with about 14 per cent...

Ministry proposes 30-minute advance notice for fuel price changes

The requirement is intended to prevent businesses from raising prices ahead of the announced time or delaying reductions.

Mobile phone exports rise 20% to $51.8 billion in first nine months

Shipments to the three markets reached a combined US$26.2 billion, or 50.6 per cent of total exports of the product group during the period...

Sơn La steps up trade links to take Arabica coffee to global markets

Sơn La is strengthening trade links with international partners to expand markets for its Arabica coffee, improve value addition and raise export...

ST25 rice finishes second in world's best rice competition

Despite missing out on the top prize this year, the Vietnamese variety remained among the leading entries in the competition.





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