Vietnam’s stocks climbed Thursday, driving the benchmark index to the highest level in almost three months, amid speculation policy makers will implement more measures to support the market.

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Vietnam stocks rise most in Asia on policy optimism

The Ministry of Finance said prices of electricity, coal, fuel products and public services, which are heavily subsidized by the government, will be determined by the market no later than 2013.

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Vietnam to allow free market pricing of power, fuel: finance ministry

The financial crisis in Europe and resultant weaker consumption is posing a great danger to Vietnamese exporters, many of whom have been heavily dependent on the market.

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Vietnamese exporters feel the pinch as EU crisis deepens

The first private airline licensed in Vietnam four years ago officially joined the market Friday, introducing itself as a low-cost carrier.

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Private low-cost carrier set to take off in Vietnam

The 14 percent cap on bank deposit rates is only a temporary measure to ensure safety for the financial system and can be lifted when the market becomes stable, a central bank official said.

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Vietnam may remove deposit rate ceiling: official

Vietnam’s bonds fell on speculation banks have fewer funds to invest in debt after the central bank drained cash from the market.

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Vietnam bonds drop as central bank drains funds; dong unchanged

Market observers and industry insiders say that the normal ramping up of production for the holiday season is unlikely to happen this year.

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Vietnam producers cautious as holiday season nears

Vietnamese coffee exporters fear that they could lose the market to foreign companies who have ample money to stockpile the bean.

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Vietnam coffee exporters start to lose footing

The Ministry of Finance has turned down a proposal by fuel distributors to raise retail petroleum prices, and asked them to ensure stable supply for the market.

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Vietnam rejects proposal to hike petrol prices

Vietnam will see the number of merger and acquisition deals in real estate rising as the market is critically short of capital, real estate service provider Savills said.

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Real estate M&A set to surge amid market downturn