Corporate bonds surged by 65.6% quarter-on-quarter in the second quarter to reach $8.0 billion. On an annual basis, growth in corporate bonds stood at 76% at the end of June this year...

According to the WTO, import-restrictive measures implemented since 2009 and still in force affect about 10.3% of G20 imports, worth about $1.6 trillion.

According to the board of Medical and Social Welfare of Taiwan, in 2018, more than 37.000 Vietnamese citizens came to Taiwan for medical service.

This year the United States and Vietnam celebrate 25 years of diplomatic relations.  Food and agricultural trade is an important part of our relations, with bilateral agricultural trade at nearly $8 billion in 2019.

The Japanese and Vietnamese government have been making efforts to tighten the bilateral relations to contribute to the two countries’ collaboration in various areas such as investment, trade, economy and security.

Dual shocks from the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent impact on the oil market are having a considerable effect on migrant workers and remittance flows.

The coronavirus pandemic and subsequent impact on the oil market are having a considerable effect on migrant workers and are likely to supress remittance flows in the APAC region, Fitch Ratings says in a special report...

Economic growth will turn positive for Asia in 2H20, but the process of fiscal consolidation is set to be more protracted for the region, says Fitch Ratings.

The U.S. Trade and Development Agency announced today it will provide grant funding for technical assistance to fundamentally transform the ways Ho Chi Minh City manages its daily operations through advanced data analytics.

Exports performance of the domestic economic sector shows stronger signs of recovery (up by 10.6%) while foreign owned exporters suffered a decline in the sales of approximately 5% compared to one year ago.

Positive cash flow is a key indicator of financial health and independence. During an economic downturn, unexpected circumstances like job losses or pay cuts can affect your cash flow.

Through lockdowns and travel restrictions, demand has slumped and many businesses have been forced to close or cut back operations, with serious impacts on workers.