The flexible implementation of monetary policy from the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) contributed to stabilising the financial market from the beginning of this year.
The Malaysian government on July 13 decided to lower the basic interest rate for the first time in seven years in the context of its economy struggling with weak exports and uncertain global economic
The National Financial and Monetary Policy Advisory Council will concentrate on dealing with the reorganisation of credit institutions and State-owned enterprises, and handling bad debts.
The Prime Minister has signed a decision to establish a 39-member National Financial and Monetary Policy Consultation Council led by Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue.
Singapore on April 14 announced that the country will loosen its monetary policy in an attempt to stimulate the country’s sluggish economy which has been forecast for slow growth this year.
Consumer credit was expected to develop rapidly in Vietnam in the next five years, driven by rising demand from a recovering economy with a young population.
Deputy Prime Minister Vu Van Ninh has urged the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) to develop flexible and effective monetary policy initiatives in combination with fiscal policy.
Credit this year could reach roughly 18 percent, meeting the capital demands of the economy, Deputy Director of the State Bank of Vietnam's Monetary Policy Department Nguyen Duc Long said.
The Vietnam Institute for Economic and Policy Research (VEPR) has said the central bank should adopt a more cautious monetary policy to avoid asset bubble risk in the future.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced on October 14 that it will ease its monetary policy for the second time this year in an effort to foster economic growth.
Synchronous measures and monetary policy tools, including the selling of foreign currencies when needed, will continued to be employed to keep the VND's exchage rates within the allowed band.
The trade-weighted Singapore dollar (SGD) has not been drastically affected by the devaluation of the Chinese yuan, according to the Monetary Authority of Singpore (MAS).