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foreign exchange reserves
Foreign exchange reserves rise to record $110 bln
Vietnam’s foreign exchange reserves have climbed to a record of nearly $110 billion, but experts say it needs to be increased further to prevent possible economic "shocks".
Central bank buys $1.3 bln in foreign currencies
Foreign exchange reserves reach new peak
Vietnam's foreign reserves hit record high of $40 billion: central bank
With over $40 billion in foreign currency reserves, Vietnam can cover three months of imports.
October 20, 2016 | 12:08 am PT
Vietnam seeks new loans to pay off mounting debt: BIDV
Vietnam is on the hunt for fresh credit to pay back existing debt after setting aside between 14 and 16 percent of total outstanding government loans and government-guaranteed loans to fulfil its debt obligations, said BIDV, one of the country’s largest lenders by assets, on Wednesday in a report.
June 8, 2016 | 04:11 am PT