Amazon’s stock (AMZN) became the highlight of the U.S. stock market, surging more than 4% and leading the Dow Jones index, while also helping to lift the broader market.
Tariffs on cars and auto components were reduced significantly from 27.5% to 15%, with retroactive effect from August 7, 2025, and under the “non-overlapping” principle, meaning items previously taxed below 15% are now raised to that baseline.
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Vietnam’s financial market received a significant update: the Ministry of Finance officially withdrew its proposal to impose a 20% tax on annual stock trading profits in the draft amendment to the Personal Income Tax (PIT) Law.
The global financial markets are witnessing a wave of volatility. While investors are rushing to dump long-term government bonds across major economies, gold prices have surged to historic highs.
In the digital era, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not only transforming how businesses operate but also redefining the value of human labor.
In recent days, global financial markets have been dominated by two parallel developments: soaring bond yields and gold prices hitting record highs.
On September 4, 2025, Nin Sing Logistics Co., Ltd. (Ninja Van Vietnam) officially announced the termination of its express delivery operations in Vietnam.
In the midst of growing economic uncertainty in the United States, the question of whether tariffs truly drive prices higher on a lasting basis has become the center of debate among scholars and policymakers alike.
On the morning of September 4, 2025, Vietnam’s domestic gold market once again shocked investors as SJC bullion surged to VND 133.9 million per tael, marking the highest level in history. This milestone has quickly drawn the attention of financial experts, investors, and households who traditionally view gold as a safe-haven asset.