Vietnam dong has big advantages over other investment channels at this moment. Keeping dong is the top choice for Vietnamese people because this allows to preserve their assets. Investors believe that in the context of the bad performance of the world and national economies, the liquidity, not the expected profit, should be considered as the most important thing for them to consider when making investment... 

Vietnam’s government bonds rose, with five-year yields dropping to the lowest in two weeks, on speculation the central bank will cut borrowing costs. The dong dropped. The State Bank of Vietnam will reduce the interest-rate cap on dong deposits at commercial lenders next year, online newswire VnExpress reported, citing an unidentified banker who attended a meeting between banks and the monetary... 

Experts at the Standard Chartered Bank expect the Vietnamese dong to depreciate further in the months ahead, trading at 20,600 by the end of the year, as the trade deficit remains vulnerable despite inflationary pressures. The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has kept its policy rate steady since the turn of the year but opted to devalue the dong by 3.4 percent against the US dollar on February 10, following... 

HANOI – Interest rates on Vietnamese dong loans, which hit a 2009 high in the interbank market this month, have eased on the back of stronger dong funds, bankers said on Monday. They said the fixings of interest rates on overnight dong loans were around 9.3-9.7 percent on Monday, down 50 basis points from last Friday when they reached as high as 10.2 percent, or just 30 basis points shy from...