Vietnam Considers Zero Special Consumption Tax on Gasoline, Electricity Price Cuts
Vietnam is considering measures such as a zero special consumption tax on gasoline and electricity price reductions. The government aims to curb inflation and alleviate the burden on citizens. A meeting led by the Deputy Prime Minister discussed price stabilization policies.
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