Vietnam weighs extending short-term forex loans to end-2017

Nov 15th at 09:22
15-11-2016 09:22:07+07:00

Vietnam weighs extending short-term forex loans to end-2017

Vietnam's central bank is considering allowing commercial banks to extend short-term loans in foreign currencies for another year, until the end of 2017.

 

Such extensions could be permitted to help production and exports, a key driver of Vietnam's economy, the State Bank of Vietnam said on Friday in a draft proposal published on its website, and on which it is seeking industry opinions.

In May the central bank allowed banks to resume short-term forex loans until the end of 2016 to help businesses cope with this year's adverse weather impacts and speed growth, which is estimated to be under target.

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