Source: State Bank of Vietnam (SBV)
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According to the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV), as of the end of June, the total means of payment reached 19.58 trillion VND, marking a 9.32% increase compared to the beginning of the year.
Within this, deposits from economic organizations exceeded 8.1 trillion VND, reflecting a 5.7% growth, while deposits from individuals reached 7.69 trillion VND, up by 8.91%.
Consequently, the total deposit inflow into the banking system approached nearly 15.8 trillion VND.
Additionally, the SBV reported that for VND transactions, average interest rates in the mid-September week showed a downward trend across most key terms. The average overnight and one-week interest rates both decreased by 0.39%, settling at 4.16%/year and 4.36%/year, respectively.
For USD transactions, average interest rates remained relatively stable. Both the overnight and one-week average rates held steady compared to the previous week, maintaining levels of 4.29%/year and 4.32%/year, respectively.
– 09:28 19/09/2025
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