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An undated photo of stacks of US dollar notes at a bank in Hanoi. Photo: Anh Vu/Thanh Nien

Vietnam forex reserves hit record high of $38 billion

The central bank has bought nearly $8 billion worth of foreign exchange this year

Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange. Photo: Diep Duc Minh

Vietnam's stock market loses $1.12 bln as Brexit wreaks havoc worldwide

Analysts say it may take some time to feel the full impacts

The dollar hit a four-month high on May 30, 2016. Photo credit: VnEconomy

Vietnam's central bank adds $7 billion to forex reserves: report

Between April and May it made dollar purchases worth $3.2 billion

A bank in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Dao Ngoc Thach

Vietnam keeps restriction on banks with losses, high bad debt

Underperforming lenders are not allowed to expand as the central bank aims to make the financial sector stronger

An employee counts US dollar notes at a bank in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Dao Ngoc Thach/Thanh Nien

Vietnam's central bank allays concerns about sharp rise in offshore savings

But critics say the unusual trend may continue and eventually hurt the economy

An employee arranges stacks of dollar notes at a bank in Vietnam. Photo: Ngoc Thang

Vietnamese, banks had $7.3 billion in dollar savings overseas: report

The 'unusual' surge was thought to be a result of the central bank's recent forex policy

An undated photo of US dollar notes running through a counter at a bank in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Dao Ngoc Thach

Vietnam's central bank says not cutting off dollar loans

Traders and investors who can prove they need loans in foreign currencies will have access to credit as usual, an...

An undated photo of a cargo ship docking at a Vietnamese seaport. Photo: Diep Duc Minh

Vietnam trade deficit causes pressure on current account: HSBC

The current account, after comfortable surpluses for a few years, is likely to see a deficit of 1.6 percent...

Vietnamese workers load sacks of rice at a local seaport. Photo: Diep Duc Minh

Vietnam's public debt rises to 62 pct of GDP; large bond sale planned

The government plans to issue $8.85 billion worth of sovereign bonds in 2017-20 to fund public projects

Vietnam dong may slide 5 percent against US dollar: analysts

Vietnam dong may slide 5 percent against US dollar: analysts

It is similar to the decline of around 5 percent last year

Stacks of US dollar bills arranged at a bank in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Dao Ngoc Thach

Dollar keeps sliding in Vietnam as foreign investment boosts supplies

Zero interest rates on dollar deposits also prompt a switch to dong savings

A logo of yuan is seen at a foreign exchange store in Shanghai, China, December 1, 2015.

China forex regulator says will ramp up risk control efforts

It will also continue to promote the orderly opening of China's capital account

Vietnam changes dollar/dong rate setting frequency; dong dips

Vietnam changes dollar/dong rate setting frequency; dong dips

  ANZ expects dong to fall 4 pct this year

An employee counts Vietnamese dong bank-notes near U.S. dollar bank-notes at a bank in Hanoi. Photo: Reuters

Vietnam central bank again turns screw on forex market

The reference dong-dollar exchange rate, which would barely change for ages, will now be fixed every day as part...

Vietnam weakens dong fixing as it adopts market-based rate

Vietnam weakens dong fixing as it adopts market-based rate

  The move is expected to make it easier for market stakeholders
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