State Bank of Vietnam cuts interest rate

Central bank says Vietnam’s economic growth has faced difficulties

State Bank of Vietnam governor Nguyen Thi Hong
SBV governor Nguyen Thi Hong

Vietnam’s central bank decided to cut a key interest rate on March 31 to support economic growth, the second rate cut in a month.

The State Bank of Vietnam lowered its benchmark refinancing rate by 50 basis points from 6% to 5.5%. It kept the discount rate unchanged at 3.5% and held the overnight interbank lending rate at 6%. The decisions took effect on April 3.

The SBV also lowered the ceilings for interest rates on dong-denominated deposits by 50bp to between 0.5% and 6%, depending on their

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