Vietnam still lacks specific and distinctive green financial products. While the legal framework is relatively complete, it remains inconsistent overall, particularly in areas such as green classification and green project certification.
The Vietnamese economy did recover in 2023, Dr. Can Van Luc affirmed, describing quarter-over-quarter growth, rebounded sectors, and impressive results in economic integration as three highlights last year.
Continuous interest rate cuts and support policies are gradually proving effective, helping ease difficulties facing the real estate market, experts have said.
Given that production and business activities are facing various difficulties, consumption and disbursement of public investment have become a 'bright spot', and an important driving force supporting economic growth.
The Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on May 25 co-organised a workshop to announce a report on Vietnam’s financial market in 2021 and its 2022 outlook.
A cash assistance programme and faster provision of relief for people with disadvantages caused by the COVID-19 pandemic are among the proposals submitted by experts at a consultation held in Hanoi on September 27.
The US Treasury Department’s labelling of Vietnam as a currency manipulator is biased, as it is only based on US standards and lacks suitable consideration as well as recommendations from international organisations, according to experts.
The credit growth of Vietnamese banks in the first five months of this year expanded by 5.07 percent against the end of 2018, the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) reported.
The US Federal Reserve (Fed)’s third interest rate hike this week would not affect Vietnam’s economy significantly as the move was foreseeable, according to experts.
