Outstanding credit in HCM City and Dong Nai rises 10.08%
Credit has continued to be directed primarily towards production and business activities.
Corporate borrowing becomes main driver of Vietnam's credit growth
A survey by the State Bank of Vietnam shows that borrowing demand from corporate customers overtook that of retail customers, signaling a shift in capital flows toward business expansion and investment activities.
Ho Chi Minh City banks disburse $10.3 billion in H1 loans
The financing has enabled businesses to expand production and commercial activities.
Outstanding credit in HCM City and Dong Nai reach $237bln in 4M
The two key economic hubs accounting for 31.1% of Vietnam’s total outstanding credit.
Vietnam’s 2026 credit expansion projected at $106 bln, down $7 bln YoY
The central bank has instructed credit institutions to strictly control credit expansion in high-risk areas, particularly the real estate sector, throughout 2026.
Vietnam’s outstanding credit reaches $699 bln
The credit structure remains closely aligned with the country’s economic structure, effectively meeting the borrowing needs of both individuals and businesses.
HCM City's banks mobilize over $196bln in capital in 2025
Credit growth continues positive trajectory with total oustanding loans reaching over VND5 quadrillion ($190 billion).
Oustanding loans in HCM City and Dong Nai province reach $210 bln in 10M
Credit activities remaining on a steady upward path.
HCM City's total oustanding loans reach $186 bln in 10M
Credit growth mainly focused on economic growth drivers as well as businesses and production sectors.
Total outstanding credit hits $668 billion
The figure was recorded as of September 29, up 13.37% compared to the end of 2024.
Central bank raises credit growth quota to support economic development
As of July 28, total outstanding loans increased 9.64% compared to the end of last year.
HCM City credit grows 13.2% in 5M
Total outstanding loans reach nearly VND4.1 quadrillion (over $157 billion).
Bank credit in HCM City reaches $154 bln in Q1
Credit concentrated on production, business, trade, services, tourism and export-import activities.
HCM City posts credit growth of 0.04% in January
Total outstanding loans estimated at over VND3.94 trillion ($153 million).
SBV raises credit growth targets for banks
Overall credit growth stood at 11.12% year-on-year as of November 22.
Credit in HCM City up 12.7% in 10M
Total outstanding loans reaching over VND3.78 quadrillion ($148 billion).
Credit growth in HCM City reaches 11.28% in 8M
Total outstanding loans estimated at $149 billion.
Central bank sets key tasks for second half of the year
Measures to be taken to reduce lending interest rate.
HCM City posts 1H credit growth of 11.06%
Credit in June marking the highest increase against previous months.
HCMC records Q1 credit growth of 1.3%
Credit programs in support of businesses' production and trade.