Regarding the proposal of the central bank to transfer the undisbursed sum of the 2 per cent interest rate support package into other forms of support, many experts said that this should be the way to go and must be...
Vietnam News Agency spoke to Le Xuan Nghia, a member of the National Financial and Monetary Advisory Council, about how to accelerate the programme progress but still ensure the legitimate beneficiaries and avoid policy profiteering.
Three months have passed since the Government introduced a special programme providing interest rate support in loans for businesses, but not many are interested in the programme which is contrary to the market expectation that it would help ease the...
The Orient Commercial JS Bank (OCB) has announced that it has received the approval from the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) to go ahead with a 2 per cent-interest rate support package.
As securities and real estate sectors are not on the list to receive support, the two per cent interest rate support package''s positive effects on the stocks market are not strong.
The Government has officially issued Decree 31/2022/ND-CP on interest rate support from the State budget for loans of enterprises, co-operatives and business households.
Viet Nam''s fiscal support package needs to contain the pandemic and minimise health and economic impacts, so it will be necessary to give priority to spending on health, social security and support for the business sector.
Viet Nam''s major telecom companies including Viettel, VNPT, Mobifone, CMC, FPT, Vietnamobile, and SCTV have announced a joint support package worth VND10,000 billion (US$435 million) for consumers across the country.
The Ministry of Finance is mulling a VND24 trillion (US$1.04 billion) support package for businesses hit by the COVID-19 pandemic by exempting and reducing tax and fees.
As the new wave of the virus has made economic recovery and development more difficult, experts and the business community have asked the Government for more help.
The Ministry of Construction has asked the State Bank of Viet Nam to
extend the terms of the government''s VND30 trillion (US$1.3 billion)
property support package.
Homebuyers are worried about a possible hike in interest rates with the terms of the government&rsquos VNĐ30 trillion (US$1.3 billion) property support package ending on June 1 this year.
Buyers of low-income houses will soon be able to raise mortgages on
their new properties, even when they are not built, according to the
Ministry of Construction.