Gold consumption in Vietnam, the largest Southeast Asian
user after Thailand, will probably shrink by more than half this year
after global prices fell, the currency stabilized and the government
tightened rules.
Demand may drop to 25 metric tons to 30 tons from 60 tons
to 70 tons in 2013 SEE MORE Vietnam saw a modest recovery in the first quarter of the
year and will continue focusing on trying to right its economic ship
despite lingering signs of instability, a deputy prime minister told
legislators Tuesday. SEE MORE History shows that that
governments usually lose arguments with energy suppliers. UK
premier Harold Macmillan summed up the position when talking about coal
miners in the 1950s SEE MORE The world gold price fell to its lowest level in a week on May 12,
while the local gold price rose steadily in the Vietnamese market. SEE MORE 03:53 PM @ 15/05/2014
VietNamNet Bridge – China has benefited in a major way from its
bilateral trade with Vietnam. It mainly buys raw materials, exports
processed products and makes modest investments in Vietnam.SEE MORE
