Minister of Finance Vu Van Ninh of Vietnam

Finance Minister Vu Van Ninh said last week at the Standing Committee's meeting.

Minister of Finance Vu Van NinhNinh said that on March 25, the Ministry of Finance submitted to the Government the urgent measures to rescue the stock market, which were approved by the Prime Minister.

Vietnam's economy is on track to grow 7 percent this year despite soaring inflation, which is expected to be subdued to below 10 percent by 2009, Finance Minister Vu Van Ninh said Sunday.

Our economy has been impacted especially with high inflation, Ninh said Sunday.

The government, which has maintained its fuel subsidies to provide a safety net and ensure political stability, won't raise fuel costs this month and will take into account global crude prices when deciding on any increase in July, Ninh said in comments translated from Vietnamese.

The government sees much potential for growth and will continue to implement reforms including selling state-owned enterprises, Ninh said Sunday.

19-06-08 Vietnamese Finance Minister Vu Van Ninh said the country's first oil refinery plant will meet 45 % of domestic demand for petroleum products by the second quarter of next year.

On December 10, at the headquarter of the Ministry of Finance, Minister Ninh received Mr Allaster Cox, Australian Ambassador to Vietnam on the occasion of his starting term in Vietnam.

Consumer price index of October decreased by 0.

The government has maintained its fuel subsidies to provide a safety net and ensure “political stability,” Ninh said in comments translated from Vietnamese.

Vu Van Ninh said the agreement signed between the two sides would directly contribute to further promoting the existing cooperation and boost the opportunities in exchange of trade between the two countries.