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Hanoi road a daily misery
Keo Street, part of Highway 17 in Hanoi's Gia Lam District, causes locals a dirty hassle every day.
Moody’s confirms outlook downgrades for 15 Vietnamese banks
Moody’s downgrades Vietnam outlook to negative
Moody's reasoning on Vietnam downgrade 'inappropriate,' ministry says
The Finance Ministry says downgrading Vietnam’s rating because of a delayed debt repayment is inappropriate as the government's a guarantor, not a borrower.
October 11, 2019 | 01:19 am PT
Goldman Sachs cuts equities to "neutral", upgrades commodities
Goldman Sachs downgraded equities to "neutral" over a 12-month time-frame on growth and valuation concerns, but upgraded commodities to "neutral" on a three-month basis saying there was less downside potential to oil prices.
May 17, 2016 | 11:48 pm PT
