The National Financial Supervisory Committee says Vietnam’s credit growth target should be revised down to 15 percent to ensure loans do not expand too fast in the next few months.

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Finance committee wants credit growth target reduced further

Vietnam’s dong may fall at the end of this year when companies’ dollar loans come due, the Lao Dong newspaper reported, citing Le Xuan Nghia, vice-chairman of the National Financial Supervisory Commission.

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Vietnam’s dong may fall as dollar loans mature: report

Vietnam is aiming for annual gross domestic product growth of 6.5 percent after 2012, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Sinh Hung said in a document released at the National Assembly in Hanoi Thursday.

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Vietnam aims for GDP growth ‘higher’ than 6.5 percent

National carrier Vietnam Airlines has received the first delivery of 3,000 cubic metres of jet fuel from the Dung Quat oil refinery.

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Vietnam Airlines receives first batch of fuel from Dung Quat refinery

National carrier Vietnam Airlines has prepared a US$8.38 billion modernization and fleet expansion plan that includes the purchase of Airbus A380s, the world’s largest commercial aircraft.

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Vietnam Airlines plans to buy world’s largest aircraft

The government will seek approval at the National Assembly’s upcoming session to grant tax breaks to low income people as well as stock investors through the end of 2012.

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Vietnam gov’t to seek legislative approval for income tax breaks

Vietnam Airlines will soon buy jet fuel produced by Dung Quat oil refinery, the country’s only such facility, which will meet up to a third of the national carrier’s annual fuel demand, state-run newspapers said on Friday.

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Vietnam Airlines to buy Dung Quat refinery’s jet fuel

National carrier Vietnam Airlines has sought government approval to invest US$8.38 billion to expand its fleet, taking it to 110 aircraft by 2015 in the first phase, a local newspaper reported on Friday.

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Vietnam Airlines to expand fleet to 110 aircraft by 2015

Minimum export prices for Vietnamese tra fish (pangasius) will be applied next month to ensure profits for farmers and prevent exporters from undercutting each other, says the national seafood association.

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Vietnam sets floor export prices for tra fish

National carrier Vietnam Airlines will add 34 aircrafts to its fleet for operation between 2011 and 2015.

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Vietnam Airlines to have 34 more aircrafts