The Business Times: Telcos meet barriers on pay-TV market
The Business Times: Telcos meet barriers on pay-TV market | ![]() |
- Telcos meet barriers on pay-TV market
- Viet Nam-Cambodia trade targets $5 billion by 2015
- New house tax to fund infrastructure
- Jan 3: Vietnam gold inches up to vnd35.12mln/tael, dollar stable
- 10 figures that show 2013 real estate market
- VAMC eats up bad debts from credit institutions
- Jan 3: Vietnam central bank keeps dollar exchange at vnd21,036
- SBV net withdraws vnd779 bln via OMO on jan 2
- HCM City has over 51tr dong of bad debts
- Outstanding loans in gold in HCM City at over 128,000 taels
Telcos meet barriers on pay-TV market Posted: 02 Jan 2014 11:14 PM PST Telcos scored a spectacular goal when they got the operation licenses for pay-TV services, despite the strong protest from existing televisions. However, they are meeting a new barrier in the market. On August 6, 2013, the Ministry of Information and Communication (MIC) granted a license to FPT Televom to provide pay-TV services. Under the license, […] The post Telcos meet barriers on pay-TV market appeared first on Vietnam Business News. |
Viet Nam-Cambodia trade targets $5 billion by 2015 Posted: 02 Jan 2014 08:43 PM PST Trade between Viet Nam and Cambodia has developed significantly and will reach US$5 billion by 2015, said Tran Bac Ha, President of the Association of Vietnamese Investors in Cambodia (AVIC). A report from the Ministry of Industry and Trade”s Asia-Pacific Market Department revealed that two-way trade value reached $3.1 billion over the past 11 months. […] The post Viet Nam-Cambodia trade targets $5 billion by 2015 appeared first on Vietnam Business News. |
New house tax to fund infrastructure Posted: 02 Jan 2014 08:42 PM PST The Viet Nam Federation of Civil Engineering Associations proposed imposing two new taxes – property tax and development charge – on personal houses starting next year in order to procure funds for infrastructure investment. Pham Sy Liem, vice chairman of the federation, said that the property tax would take into account the value of both […] The post New house tax to fund infrastructure appeared first on Vietnam Business News. |
Jan 3: Vietnam gold inches up to vnd35.12mln/tael, dollar stable Posted: 02 Jan 2014 08:39 PM PST This morning, Vietnam gold rose by VND100,000/tael to VND35.12 million/tael as of 11:00 am today, following the world suit. Distance between bid and ask of the gold in the local market has been narrowed to VND70,000/tael. As of 11:00 am today, Hanoi time, SJC Hochiminh was traded at VND35.05 million/tael for bid and VND35.12 million/tael […] The post Jan 3: Vietnam gold inches up to vnd35.12mln/tael, dollar stable appeared first on Vietnam Business News. |
10 figures that show 2013 real estate market Posted: 02 Jan 2014 08:34 PM PST The real situation of the real estate market in 2013 can be described by the 10 figures. With the endorsement of nearly 90 percent of deputies, the National Assembly on November 29 officially ratified the amended Land Law. One of the most noteworthy provisions of the amended law is the association with the amendment of […] The post 10 figures that show 2013 real estate market appeared first on Vietnam Business News. |
VAMC eats up bad debts from credit institutions Posted: 02 Jan 2014 08:31 PM PST The Viet Nam Asset Management Company (VAMC) had bought VND38.9 trillion (US$1.85 billion) worth of bad debts at a cost of VND32.4 trillion ($1.54 billion) in the form of special bonds from 35 credit institutions by December 31, 2013. There is one more bank that VAMC plans to buy bad debts this year. Nguyen Quoc […] The post VAMC eats up bad debts from credit institutions appeared first on Vietnam Business News. |
Jan 3: Vietnam central bank keeps dollar exchange at vnd21,036 Posted: 02 Jan 2014 08:29 PM PST Vietnam’s Central bank set the U.S. dollar’s exchange rate at VND21,036 on Friday, unchanged for more than 6 months. Commercial banks are allowed to apply effective exchange rate +-1% from the official exchange rate set by the central bank, accordingly, the ceiling price for a dollar today was VND21,246. Today, some commercial banks lowered dollar […] The post Jan 3: Vietnam central bank keeps dollar exchange at vnd21,036 appeared first on Vietnam Business News. |
SBV net withdraws vnd779 bln via OMO on jan 2 Posted: 02 Jan 2014 08:28 PM PST The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) pumped VND204 billion through open market operation (OMO) while withdrew VND1,003 billion, resulting in net withdrawal of VND799 billion on Jan 2, 2013, local newswire NDH reported, citing data from SSI Research. As of December 30, the total outstanding loans on OMO were VND8,405 billion. On the day, SBV […] The post SBV net withdraws vnd779 bln via OMO on jan 2 appeared first on Vietnam Business News. |
HCM City has over 51tr dong of bad debts Posted: 02 Jan 2014 08:26 PM PST As reported by the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) -HCM Branch, as of November 30 2013, total non-performing loans (NPLs) in HCM City reached over 51 trillion dong, accounting for 5.49 percent of total outstanding loans. Of which, NPLs accounted for 71 percent for production and the business sector and 29 percent for non-production and […] The post HCM City has over 51tr dong of bad debts appeared first on Vietnam Business News. |
Outstanding loans in gold in HCM City at over 128,000 taels Posted: 02 Jan 2014 08:25 PM PST The information from the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV)'s HCM City branch said that all banks in the city have terminated mobilising and lending capital in gold while deposits in gold have been settled and excluded from banks' balance sheets. Thus, potential risks due to the fluctuations of gold prices would not affect the banking […] The post Outstanding loans in gold in HCM City at over 128,000 taels appeared first on Vietnam Business News. |
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