CPI rise in Hanoi, HCMC lowest in decade
During February, the month of the traditional New Year festival, the Ho Chi Minh City’s consumer price index (CPI) rose 0.24 percent, the lowest increase over the past ten years
Vietnam’s CPI inches up
The country’s consumer price index (CPI) in October surged 0.49 percent from September, according to a report issued by General Statistics Office of Vietnam.
August CPI outpaces expectation
The country’s consumer price index (CPI) surged 0.83 percent from July, higher than the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s expectation of 0.6 percent set late July
Local banks raise 2013 CPI expectation to 6.77pct
It is a 0.25 percent increase from the survey conducted by the central bank in June this year
CPI in Hanoi, HCMC inch up
After keeping their heads down for 3 months in a row, the consumer price indices in the two biggest cities of Vietnam started to rear their ugly heads again in June
Public utility prices – public enemies
Local people in big cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City could be seen rushing to the closest gas stations to fill up their gas tanks like there’s no tomorrow, as gasoline prices were poised to reach a height at 8:00 pm on Friday last week