Businesses Urged to Diversify Funding for Resilience
Vietnamese businesses face mounting pressure from volatile exchange rates, interest rates, and energy prices, necessitating diversified funding sources and strengthened financial management to build resilience and maintain operations. Experts urge proactive measures.
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