According to experts, the exchange rate has increased again due to a recovery of the US dollar price in the international market and a slowdown in Việt Nam’s trade surplus.
On Wednesday, the central exchange rate of the Vietnamese đồng against the US dollar was listed by the SBV at VNĐ 24,246 per dollar, down VNĐ5 compared to the previous day.
In a recent report, analysts from Viet Dragon Securities Company (VDSC) said the dollar will maintain its strength because the interest rate difference between the US and other countries is still high when the US Federal Reserve (Fed) cuts interest...
Sacombank has won the Best in Treasury and Working Capital SMEs Vietnam award at the 2024 The Asset Triple A Award given away by Hong Kong magazine The Asset.
As Việt Nam navigates the global economic headwinds, the complex challenge that the SBV is grappling with is maintaining the relative stability of exchange rate while upporting the economic growth – a priority in Việt Nam''s economic policy.
Credit institutions said the overall business performance and pre-tax profit of the banking system in the first quarter of 2024 were not as good as expected. However, they expect it will be better in the second quarter of 2024 and...
The global political and economic situations have caused the currencies of many countries to depreciate significantly, including those of strong economies, by around 3-9 per cent. Việt Nam is no exception with the Vietnamese đồng losing 4.9 per cent against...
According to experts, this move is aimed to support the foreign exchange rate, which has been under rising pressure recently, as the bill issuance has helped absorb liquidity in the interbank market to increase Vietnamese đồng-denominated interest rate, which has...
In 2024, production will gradually recover so imports will likely grow a bit faster than exports, but in general, the overall balance will still help Việt Nam take the initiative to regulate the VNĐ/USD exchange rates.
Sacombank has been named the “Best FX Bank Rest of the World - Vietnam” by Euromoney magazine for the 2023 Euromoney Foreign Exchange Awards in which financial institutions from nearly 100 countries took part.
Commercial banks made large profits from spot foreign exchange trading activities in the first half of this year as the difference between the dollar buying and selling price was often high at some VNĐ350-400 per dollar.