Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has signed Directive No. 241/CĐ-TTg dated December 17, 2025, focusing on implementing measures to boost economic growth.
The directive is addressed to the Minister of Finance, Minister of Industry and Trade, Governor of the State Bank of Vietnam, and other relevant ministers, heads of ministerial-level agencies, and Chairpersons of People’s Committees of provinces and centrally-governed cities.
The Prime Minister instructs the State Bank of Vietnam to take the lead, in collaboration with the Ministry of Finance and other related ministries and agencies, in proactively, flexibly, and effectively managing monetary policy. This should be done in close coordination with a reasonably expansive fiscal policy and other macroeconomic policies to maintain macroeconomic stability, promote growth, control inflation, and ensure the overall balance of the economy.
Monetary policy tools, particularly exchange rates, interest rates, and credit, should be managed flexibly, balanced, harmoniously, and effectively to stabilize the market. This ensures the smooth, safe, and stable operation of the monetary market and banking system, facilitating production, business activities, livelihood creation for citizens, and enhanced investment attraction.
Additionally, the Prime Minister requests the State Bank of Vietnam to urgently study, evaluate, and propose the establishment of a National Gold Trading Exchange, reporting to the Standing Government Committee by December 20, 2025.
Central Bank Credit Department Head: SBV to Intensify Credit Solutions for Double-Digit Economic Growth
According to Ms. Ha Thu Giang, Director of the Credit Department, key solutions include continuing to review, amend, supplement, and refine the legal framework, mechanisms, and policies governing bank credit activities. Additionally, actively implementing major Party resolutions and policies on agricultural development, science and technology, digital transformation, private economy, healthcare, education, and energy remains a priority.








































