Việt Nam did not manipulate the rate of exchange between the Vietnamese đồng and the US dollar for purposes of preventing effective balance of payments adjustments, or gaining unfair competitive advantage in international trade in the four quarters through December...
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.
The United Overseas Bank (UOB) rated the Viet Nam dong as one of the most stable currencies in Asia, despite significant changes in the Fed''s interest rate hike expectations as well as concerns about a global recession and instability of...
The State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) has withdrawn a significant amount of money out of the banking system with an aim to increase the interest rate of the Vietnamese dong.
At a press conference to implement works of the banking industry in 2023 held on Tuesday, deputy governor of the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) Dao Minh Tu said the devaluation rate of the đồng was lower than that of...
Domestic exporters should pay attention to the exchange rate between the Vietnamese dong and other currencies to enable them to choose the most profitable ex-import markets and payment currencies.
Global central banks are in a dash to raise interest rates to cool rampant high inflation and their moves are challenging the State Bank of Viet Nam’s policymaking in a way to support the economic recovery while sustaining macroeconomic sustainability.
Many real estate businesses have returned to the bond channel to raise capital after the absence in April, mobilising thousands of billions of Vietnamese dong.
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has recently sold US dollar forward for the first time since 2018 to support the liquidity of the foreign exchange market.
Viet Nam has pledged not to manipulate its exchange rate in order to gain an unfair competitive advantage and will refrain from any competitive devaluation of the Vietnamese dong.
The Vietnam Association of Financial Investors (VAFI) on Tuesday proposed gradually lowering the Vietnamese dong deposit interest rate to zero per cent.