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Khó tiếp cận vốn, doanh nghiệp đề nghị 'ngân hàng đang lời nhiều nên chia sẻ'
Doanh nghiệp cho rằng nếu ngân hàng đang có lời nhiều thì chia sẻ với doanh nghiệp, để doanh nghiệp bớt khó hơn, như người cho thuê mặt bằng giảm giá cho thuê.
The Minister of Planning and Investment explains the reasons why the 2% interest rate support package for businesses is "stuck".
According to the Minister of Planning and Investment, the regulations on "recoverable projects" make borrowers and lenders hesitant to understand what constitutes a recoverable enterprise.
Behind the figure of nearly 52 businesses ceasing operations.
Representatives from many businesses stated that the figure of 51,4 businesses withdrawing from the market demonstrates the difficult situation currently faced by the majority of businesses.
83% of businesses surveyed in Ho Chi Minh City are facing difficulties.
The Ho Chi Minh City Business Association recently surveyed over 100 businesses about their production and business situation in the first two months of 2023, and the results showed that up to 83% of businesses are facing difficulties.
Rising fuel prices add to businesses' worries?
Fuel prices continued to rise in early 2023, causing concern among many businesses due to sharply increased operating costs and reduced competitiveness.
Reducing VAT, directly lowering prices, stimulating Tet shopping
The global economy is accelerating, while Vietnam's growth is slowing down; therefore, a reduction in value-added tax is needed to stimulate demand.
Da Nang directs a halt to inspections and audits of businesses.
Da Nang has instructed city inspectors to halt, postpone, or delay inspections of businesses, and will strictly punish officials and civil servants who harass businesses.
Businesses propose abolishing the "3-in-1" work-from-home policy and easing restrictions on entry and exit to the city.
Many businesses have petitioned Da Nang to abandon the "3-in-1" working model, reopen businesses soon, and facilitate entry and exit to the city.
Supply chain disruptions mean fish sauce producers are short of bottle caps, and shrimp farmers are facing feed shortages.
It's unlikely that 100% of businesses will return to normal operations, and those that do will not reach their previous capacity.
Vietnamese entrepreneurs outline strategies to overcome the second wave of COVID-19.
While acknowledging the challenging situation, many large business leaders believe this is not the time to withdraw from the market, even for small businesses.
With the resurgence of COVID-19, how is the Vietnamese economy responding?
According to American expert Soren Kirchner, in order to maintain positive growth when the COVID-19 pandemic resurges, Vietnam needs to find ways to stimulate domestic consumption.
Terrible... Lunar New Year bonus
(VTC News) - Tet bonuses at many businesses in Ho Chi Minh City have dropped sharply, with many businesses facing difficulties and unable to pay salaries and Tet bonuses.
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