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Vietnam’s government bonds and currency held steady after the central bank set a limit for dong deposit interest rates at lenders. Treasury may face risk of failure in its plan of issuing about VND16 trillion (US$$820.7 million) of government bonds this month when just a handful of participants register for the purchase of the bonds. Vietnam’s five-year government bonds held steady. The dong was little changed. “The bond market is very inactive these days, probably because banks are more keen on making loans than investing in the notes,” said Dam Trung Kien, a Hanoi-based trader at Bao Viet Fund Management Co., a unit of Vietnam’s biggest insurer. “It’s more profitable for banks to lend money than to hold bonds now.”
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