The National Assembly Standing Committee (NASC) continued its deliberations on the draft Law on Urban Development during a session on August 17, with a key focus on the legal framework for the Vietnam International Financial Center (IFC).
Gold prices in the domestic market were priced at VND144.8 million ($5,505) per tael for selling and VND141.8 million ($5,391) per tael for buying, their highest levels since mid-July.
The development of infrastructure bonds has been included in Vietnam’s financial market reform agenda and are geared toward financing projects with long-term investment horizons.
Simply mobilizing capital is no longer the name of the game in investment endeavors to support growth as how this capital is deployed becomes the more pressing issue.