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Several banks have announced their 2023 financial results, showing outstanding growth. However, they are also facing increased pressure in setting aside provisions for credit risk.

With these achievements, Vietcombank once again sets a new record for profitability in the banking industry.

Beginning February 1st, 2024, several banks have been adjusting their interest rates downwards for savings accounts ranging from 1 to 24 months. Based on a survey conducted across 16 banks, the highest annual interest rate for online savings deposits at a 6-month term is 5%, while for a 12-month term, it is 5.35%.

On February 2, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh presided over the 2024 Economic Cooperation Forum, focusing on "Enhancing State support policies in accordance with Resolution 20-NQ/TW - Driving force for the development of collective economy and cooperatives in the new phase."

Interest rates for deposits at Agribank have further decreased in early February 2024 compared to January. Specifically, individual customers' deposits are subjected to interest rates ranging from 1.7% to 4.9% per annum, while business customers' deposits are subjected to interest rates ranging from 1.7% to 4.2% per annum.

"Access a mysterious link to synchronize personal data, a woman from Hanoi receives a message from the police with a commitment to reimburse the entire amount that was stolen."

Approaching Tet holidays, the USD price in banks and the free market dropped significantly, despite the international USD index maintaining a high level.

The majority of things diminish when shared, but love and kindness only grow. Perhaps, this is why Sacombank's "Warm Spring of Love" journey has been happening continuously for the past 21 years, spreading love and compassion across provinces and cities in our country, as well as reaching our neighboring countries, Laos and Cambodia.

As per the directive of Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, today (January 31, 2024) is the deadline for the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) to submit a report on the summary of Decree 24, which includes proposals for amending and supplementing certain regulations for managing the gold market.

Not only did these two petroleum companies commit violations regarding the Price Stabilization Fund and massive tax debts, but they also have bad debts at banks amounting to tens of thousands of billion Vietnamese dong.