Vietnam’s Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has asked the country’s authorities to strengthen efforts to keep prices stable and stabilize the exchange rate, a government statement showed.

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Vietnam to step up efforts to calm prices, dong moves

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Development has asked provincial and city administrations to halt construction on 27 golf courses not listed in the government’s zoning plan.

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Work on illegal golf courses ordered to stop

The Vietnam Food Association has asked local rice exporters not to cut their prices as supplies of the grain on the world market are lower than expected.

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Food association advises rice exporters against price cuts

The Vietnam Banks Association has asked members to reduce deposit rates to no more than 11 percent by Oct. 15 from 11.2 percent, according to a statement on the central bank’s website

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Vietnam’s banks asked to lower deposit rates to 11 pct

The Ministry of Constrution has asked three foreign-invested cement producers to export up to 150,000 tons of cement in the second half this year as local supply has outpaced demand, an official said.

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Cement producers asked to fulfill export pledges

The State Bank of Vietnam has asked commercial banks to restrict lending to importers of luxury products in an attempt to narrow the country’s trade gap.

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Vietnam banks aksed to restrict forex loans

The central province of Quang Nam has asked the government for permission to build a US$3 billion automobile manufacturing center that can produce 300,000 vehicles a year.

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Central province plans $3 bln small car factory

State-owned mining firm Vinacomin has asked the government to upgrade several highways to facilitate future exports of alumina from sites in the Central Highlands, a local news website said Friday.

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Mining group wants roads upgraded to facilitate alumina exports

The Vietnam Banks Association has asked its members to keep deposit rates stable at around 11.5 percent so that lending rates can be lowered, the Vietnam Economic Times reported Monday.

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Banks asked to stabilize deposit rates

The Ministry of Industry’s Trade Promotion Agency has asked local wireless carrier MobiFone to report on its recent sales promotion program that has drawn accusations of cheating from customers.

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MobiFone told to report on misleading sales promotion