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Autonomy and stability balanced via credit reform

The State Bank of Vietnam is setting out a roadmap towards removing credit growth ceilings, accompanied by efforts to enhance the autonomy of credit...

Vietnamese banks set for growth on major policy shift

Experts believe that if managed properly, lifting credit room restrictions will enhance lending flexibility, allowing for a more natural adjustment...

Exchange rate offering test for economic footing

As VND weakens to a record low against the USD, Vietnam faces a critical test in balancing growth-supportive policies with currency stability in the...

Banks drive momentum as listings heat up on central stock exchanges

Banks are moving forward with plans to list on central exchanges from now through early 2026, fuelling renewed investor interest amid a market...

Key financial laws aim to drive institutional reform and growth

Key financial laws passed by the National Assembly underscore a strategic vision to complete a comprehensive financial institutional framework...

SBV charts roadmap towards market-based credit control

Vietnam is preparing to eliminate administrative credit growth quotas, aiming for a market-based approach by 2026 to better manage inflation, support...

Small banks forecast to lead growth in H2 2025

Analysts believe that private banks will benefit from policies to encourage the private economy and improve asset quality.

Bank credit growth hits two-year high in first half of year

The 9.9 per cent first-half credit growth was announced at the press conference to review the performance of the banking industry in H1 2025 and...

PM asks for enhanced efficiency in managing monetary, fiscal policies

The Prime Minister directed the State Bank of Vietnam to work with relevant agencies to monitor global and domestic economic trends and manage...

Policy tools in play as exchange rate rises

As the VND hits record lows against the USD, Vietnam’s central bank is stepping up liquidity management and signalling readiness for stronger...





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