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The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) is also supplying the market with liquidity as the interest rate has fallen to an extremely low level. However, a variety of factors...
Recent policy rate cuts have sent good signals across the economy, particularly the real estate market.
The State Bank of Việt Nam (SBV) might not increase its policy interest rate in the first quarter of 2023 after the US Federal Reserve (Fed) raised its rate by only 25...
Vietnam’s inflation is forecasted to reach 4.0% (previously: 3.7%) for 2023. This means the SBV will likely continue its tightening cycle, said HSBC.
Central banks seem to be assuming that a move to restrictive policy rates won’t last too long and the market seems even more impatient for rates to start to fall again....
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has so far made bold moves in a short span of time, with reports of discussions on possibly widening the trading band again, indicating...
By the end of 2022, lending rates may have somewhat increased due to the potential increase in deposit rates in the upcoming months.
As a result of the FED's rate hike, many experts predict that the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) may continue to increase the policy rates.
Amid the context that central banks of many countries raised interest rates sharply, from September 23, the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) decided to increase policy rates,...
The dollar remains strong and, when trying to explain this, a lot of focus is put on monetary policy and rate differentials, as if relatively high US rates suck capital...
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV)'s policy rates are under more upward pressure when inflation is on the rise and central banks have recently raised interest rates.
Amid high inflation, the million-dollar question is, how will regional central banks respond?
If you read around the financial press, it seems that there’s lots of talk that rising US rates will lift the dollar. But Mr. Steve Barrow, Head of Standard Bank G10...
It seems that economic Japanification has not caught on in the West as much as might have been anticipated before the pandemic.
The dollar remains on a firmer footing and the euro is in the firing line. These trends seem unlikely to change in the near term.
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