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Less stress on banking system
Banking & Finance

Less stress on banking system

The credit balance in February was down by VND96 trillion ($4.1 billion) while cash outflows seen before the Lunar New Year (Tet) returned, meaning less stress on liquidity in the banking system. This is most evident in the decline in interbank interest rates.
Banking & Finance

Stocks market not overly affected by Russia- Ukraine conflict

According to Mr. Petri Deryng, Portfolio Manager at the PYN Elite fund, the response of Vietnam’s stock market to the Russia-Ukraine crisis has been only moderate, with 95 per cent of transaction value coming from individual domestic investors. If the conflict become worse and lasts longer, however, the market will see negative developments in the weeks to come.
Banking & Finance

Dragon Capital: 2022 inflation may hit 4.18%

According to Dragon Capital, oil prices may exceed $150 a barrel this year due to the crisis between Russia and Ukraine. Stock market investors therefore need to prepare for a worst-case scenario of inflation reaching 4.18 per cent in 2022, exceeding the target set by the government of less than 4 per cent.
Less stress on banking system

Less stress on banking system

The credit balance in February was down by VND96 trillion ($4.1 billion) while cash outflows seen before the Lunar New Year (Tet) returned, meaning less stress on liquidity in the banking system. This is most evident in the decline in interbank interest rates.
E-invoices to be used nationwide from April

E-invoices to be used nationwide from April

According to the General Department of Taxation, there are now more than 489,000 businesses using e-invoices, or 57.4 per cent of all businesses in operation. After the first phase is deployed in six cities and provinces, e-invoices will then be introduced from April in the remaining 57 cities and provinces in the second phase.
Number of new individual securities accounts up sharply

Number of new individual securities accounts up sharply

As of the end of February, the total number of securities accounts in Vietnam, including both domestic and foreign investors, stood at more than 4.7 million. According to analysts, individual investor accounts are increasing in number but not in quality.
Stocks market not overly affected by Russia- Ukraine conflict

Stocks market not overly affected by Russia- Ukraine conflict

According to Mr. Petri Deryng, Portfolio Manager at the PYN Elite fund, the response of Vietnam’s stock market to the Russia-Ukraine crisis has been only moderate, with 95 per cent of transaction value coming from individual domestic investors. If the conflict become worse and lasts longer, however, the market will see negative developments in the weeks to come.
Dragon Capital: 2022 inflation may hit 4.18%

Dragon Capital: 2022 inflation may hit 4.18%

According to Dragon Capital, oil prices may exceed $150 a barrel this year due to the crisis between Russia and Ukraine. Stock market investors therefore need to prepare for a worst-case scenario of inflation reaching 4.18 per cent in 2022, exceeding the target set by the government of less than 4 per cent.
Negligible impact from Russia - Ukraine conflict on Vietnam’s stock market

Negligible impact from Russia - Ukraine conflict on Vietnam’s stock market

According to Agriseco Research, the impact of Russia - Ukraine tensions on Vietnam’s stock market will be minimal in the short term but will grow in the next three to six months. Transport and logistics will be most affected by the conflict, while oil and gas, fertilizers, and food will benefit.

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