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17/07/2023, 02:38

Unsecured loans should be promoted

Many firms lack collateral; if banks refuse to endorse unsecured and cash flow-based loans, it will be difficult to stimulate credit growth.

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15/07/2023, 02:38

Stock market risks: Key concerns for 2H23

Although the Vietnam stock market has enjoyed a strong recovery phase, there are still concerns to consider in the second half of this year, according to KB Securities...

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02/07/2023, 02:38

More interest rate cuts expected in 3Q2023

Monthly exports and imports continue to fall, while domestic expenditure is expected to stay poor. As a result, more interest rate reduction are not ruled out.,...

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30/06/2023, 02:00

Market expected to recover in a few months

It is to be seen if the decision made by the State Bank of Vietnam to cut interest rates will prove effective when capital flow pours into the stock market once again...

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21/06/2023, 02:38

Will policy rates be cut even more?

HSBC expects the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) to deliver one more 50bp rate cut in this easing cycle, sometime in 3Q23, to further support growth.

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21/06/2023, 02:00

Credit growth expected to improve in H2 2023

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) and relevant ministries are currently implementing a series of solutions with an aim to increase the capital absorption of the economy...

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21/06/2023, 02:00

Interest rate cut expected to pump economy up

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) is cutting down a series of key interest rates by 0.25%-0.5% from June 19, which is expected to make a double impact on the economy...

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19/06/2023, 02:38

A boost needed for credit growth

According to analysts, in order to promote bank loan demand, commercial banks must be more open and flexible, while ministries, sectors, and localities must work...

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12/06/2023, 02:38

More solutions for cross-bank ownership

Cross-ownership in Vietnam's banking system has had several effects, including dependency and the tying of personal interests, undermining the banking industry.

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