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The Saigon Times Weekly

Aqua pilates takes the world by storm

This new form of exercise in the water has recently been available in HCMC, which takes quite a few workout lovers by surprise. Pilates, a...

What’s in The Saigon Times Weekly this week

Focus: Bringing Vietnam-Japan Ties To A Higher Level: When it comes to Japan, many people might think of a world-leading creator of advanced high-tech...

What’s in The Saigon Times Weekly this week

Focus: Pressure To Revive Financial Market: Apart from six major challenges from the international environment as well as internal risks, Vietnam’s financial market will...

What’s in The Saigon Times Weekly this week

Focus: Real Interest Rate Too High: Lately, knock-on effects from the monetary tightening policy designed to fight inflation and maintain the forex rate, coupled...

What’s in The Saigon Times Weekly this week

Focus: Cash-strapped Lenders: The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) on December 5 loosened its grip on credit limits, raising the credit cap by 1.5-2.0...

What’s in The Saigon Times Weekly this week?

Focus: Tourism Feels Mounting Pressure Ahead Of Tet: After nearly a month of selling tours for the Lunar New Year holiday, some large travel...

What’s in The Saigon Times Weekly this week?

Focus: The Real Estate Market Under Mounting Pressure: Rising interest rates are dealing a blow to the domestic real estate market, with demand and...

What’s in The Saigon Times Weekly this week?

Focus: Is It Time For REITS? Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT) were established in Vietnam’s assets legal system in 2012. However, questions remain behind...

Enterprises fret over economic turbulence

The exchange rate and market volatility, alongside inflation, have been challenging many enterprises in Vietnam regarding domestic consumption and import-export management. A plunge of consumption In...

What’s in The Saigon Times Weekly this week?

Focus: Foreign Capital Exodus?: The common understanding among a majority of people is that when the local currency depreciates against the U.S. dollar, it will trigger an outflow of foreign capital, i.e. not...

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