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Struggles Persist for the VND 120,000 Billion Package

The ambitious endeavor to disburse a preferential credit package worth VND 120,000 billion for investors and home buyers in social housing projects and worker housing faces significant hurdles, with little progress evident thus far.

Personal Investments Surging into Stocks

Since the commencement of 2024, there has been a noticeable enhancement in the liquidity of the stock market, marked by numerous trading sessions surpassing the VND 30,000 billion threshold. Analysts attribute this influx of funds into the stock market predominantly to the savings of individual investors.

Ariana Grande gây tranh cãi vì đột ngột thay đổi ngoại hình và giọng nói

Tham dự thảm đỏ đầu tiên sau 4 năm im ắng, khán giả bất ngờ trước sự thay đổi của Ariana Grande.

Challenges Persist for Businesses Despite Falling Interest Rates

In an interview with Saigon Investment, Mr. PHAN LÊ THÀNH LONG, General Director of AFA Group, noted that the decision by banks to lower deposit interest rates might provide a foundation for a further reduction in lending interest rates in the future.

Mobilization interest rates reach all-time lows

Since the end of 2023 until the present, online forums have been consistently buzzing with inquiries about banks offering attractive deposit interest rates or when deposit interest rates are expected to rise again.

Two 'masters' engage in a play within the capital market

The first month of 2024 is drawing to a close, and the capital market appears to be in a state of relative 'stillness.' This is evident in deposit-related activities, where most banks are offering exceptionally low-interest rates, primarily due to a surplus of funds.

Big 4 State-Owned Banks Lag Behind Private Counterparts

Despite the State-owned commercial banks, commonly referred to as the Big 4 (Vietcombank, VietinBank, Agribank, and BIDV), maintaining substantial profits in the billions of dollars, their progress in increasing charter capital has been sluggish. Notably, private joint-stock commercial banks have outpaced the Big 4 in charter capital rankings, marking a concerning trend in recent years.

If I were a professional investor...

The Vietnamese corporate bond market is still recovering from a major upheaval in 2022, when a 'bubble' burst and triggered strict new regulations like Decree 65/2022. This caused a temporary freeze on many businesses' activities, but a temporary measure, Decree 08, helped stabilize the market.

Vietnamese Banks Gear Up for Open Banking

Open banking – a global revolution giving customers more control over their financial data – is gaining momentum.

Reviving the Private Economy in 2024

The economic landscape of 2023 can be succinctly described with two words: 'challenging' and 'difficult.'

Channeling Capital into Affordable and Social Housing

In an interview with ĐTTC, Dr. LÊ XUÂN NGHĨA, Member of the National Financial and Monetary Policy Advisory Council, believes that to boost credit output and subsequently stimulate economic growth (GDP), the sector that could attract credit and GDP growth is affordable and social housing.

A Closer Look at BOT Credit

In the years spanning 2011 to 2015, the total investment capital in transport infrastructure reached VND 444,000 billion, with VND 186,660 billion coming from private sources in 62 projects operating under various models such as BOT (build-operate-transfer) and BT (build-transfer).

Banks Grapple with Mounting Debt from Ailing BOT Projects

Numerous banks are currently grappling with the burden of holding debt from infrastructure projects operating under the public-private partnership (PPP) model, particularly those employing the build-operate-transfer (BOT) framework.