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Ninh Binh province's Department of Industry and Trade has carried out a wide range of measures to ensure sufficient supply of goods with affordable prices for the upcoming Lunar New Year (Tet) holidays.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) has ordered local firms to ensure sufficient supply of goods of affordable prices for the upcoming Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday, as demand on this occasion is forecast to increase 10% from the same time last year.

A delegation from the Cuban Ministry of Finance and Prices led by Deputy Minister Lourdes del Rosario Rodriguez Ruiz on August 2 had a working session with leaders of Ninh Binh province, where they exchanged experiences in local budget management.

Under the National Master Plan for 2021-2030 with a vision to 2050, Vietnam strives to reach a GDP growth rate of approximately 7 percent per year during the 2021-30 period. By 2030, GDP per capita at current prices is expected to be around 7,500 USD.

Though facing a range of difficulties due to fluctuations in food prices, complicated weather developments, and disruption in consumption markets, Ninh Binh province's fishery sector has continued to maintain its high growth in 2022 thanks to the application of drastic and suitable measures.

Voters have proposed the Government conduct salary reforms in the face of soaring prices, according to a draft report presented at the 16th session of the National Assembly (NA) Standing Committee on October 10.

Ensuring flexibility in curbing rising petrol prices and settling bad debts of credit institutions were scrutinised by National Assembly deputies on June 1 at a debate on the implementation of socio-economic development plans and the state budget in 2021 and in the first months of 2022 during the legislature's ongoing third session.

Rising fuel costs along with higher food prices and transport costs during the Lunar New Year break were the main factors driving high inflation. But, unlike previous years, prices have not dropped back to prior levels, remaining inflated instead.

Increases in petrol prices, and those of food, food stuff, restaurant food and public transport services during the Lunar New Year led to a rise of 1 percent in the consumer price index (CPI) in February compared to that of the previous month, the General Statistics Office (GSO) announced on February 28.

The retail prices of oil and petrol increased as of 15:00 on May 12 following the latest adjustments made by the Ministry of Finance, and the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

Gold prices in Vietnam continue their upward trend in accordance with global prices, climbing to approximately VND42 million per tael.

The price of bio-fuel E5 was kept unchanged while those of diesel 0.05S and kerosene increased slightly by 360 VND and 495 VND per litre respectively in the latest regular adjustment of petrol and oil prices on January 4.

Q & A session of the ongoing third meeting of the 14th National Assembly, which began on June 13, focuses on four matters of public concern, including agricultural restructuring, management of cultural activities, social affairs and tourism quality, health check-ups and treatment together with medicine prices and grassroots medical stations and use of resources for development.

The Prime Minister recently issued a directive, urging relevant bodies to strengthen market and price management and stabilisation during the Lunar New Year 2016 or Tet to ensure social order and security.

Following recent plunges in fuel prices, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in January dropped by 0.2 percent against that of December 2014, a record low over the last ten years.

The retail price of 92-octane (RON 92) gasoline was decreased by 2,050 VND per litre as of 3pm on December 22, announced State-owned Vietnam National Petroleum Group (Petrolimex).

Vietnam's annual inflation in September as measured by the consumer price index (CPI) fell to 3.62% from the 4.31% rate in August although consumer prices saw a marked rise over the previous month.

The retail price of RON92 petrol, the most common type of fuel in Vietnam, has been cut by a further VND600 per litre, the third straight time within a month.

Inflationary pressures in 2014 have remained low, reflecting both weak domestic demand and subdued commodity prices, according to economists at the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC).

The price of Vietnam 's 5 percent broken rice saw an increase of 25 USD per tonne in November to fluctuate between 390 and 415 U SD, according to the Vietnam Food Association (VFA).