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Let’s guess about exchange rates and interest rates
The new decisions promulgated recently by the State Bank of Vietnam are expected to create big changes in import-export activities, investment and people’s consumption. But what will the changes be?
Central bank’s monetary policies a step in the right direction
Nguyen Quang A, Head of the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) believes that the central bank’s monetary policy is a step in the right direction, which will bring about long-term benefits by helping make the real estate and stock markets healthier.
SBV says interest rate rises correlates with new monetary policy
The State Bank of Vietnam, on the afternoon of February 20, asserted in its press release that now is the time to raise interest rates. The statement was released after local newspapers continuously quoted economists as saying that the strong measures taken by the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) to curb inflation will badly affect the monetary market and the national economy. ...
HSBC: Vietnamese SMEs optimistic about outlook
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Viet Nam and India are the most optimistic about their countries’ economic outlook in 2008, according to the latest survey by the Hong Kong-Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC)...
Will the stock market thrive in 2008?
The domestic stock market has witnessed sessions with low trading volumes in the early days of the New Year. However, Mr Vu Bang, Chairman of the State Securities Commission of Vietnam said he believed that the adjustment of the stock market in 2007 is necessary for higher steps of development in 2008. Read more...
Regulators look for moves to kick start stock market
The Government confirmed on Jan. 9 that no capital gains tax on securities trading will be implemented prior to the January 1, 2009, effective date of the new Law on Personal Income Tax. The announcement was widely seen as intended to boost investor morale on the sagging stock market. Read more...
Decision 03 amendments aims to stimulate bourse
The State Bank of Vietnam has decided to amend Decision 03 – enacted in June - which limits commercial banks’ securities loans after wide-spread criticism that it is partly to blame for the stock market’s recent slump. Read more...
HSBC: It's time to purchase shares
t is the right time for investors to buy securities, when securities prices are at reasonable levels, experts from Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC) wrote in its latest report about Vietnam’s financial market. HSBC believes that the VN Index will reach 1,100 points by the end of 2008, an increase of 18.2% compared to the previous year. Read more...
Stock market in 2008 promises double growth rate
Tran Dac Sinh, General Director of the HCM City Stock Exchange (HOSE), talked about the prospect of the stock market in 2008. Read more...
Forecast about two-digit inflation worrying securities investors
The prediction that the inflation rate in 2007 will be two-digit has been worrying investors, but experts have reassured them that the high inflation will not badly affect the stock market.
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