Interest rates of auctioned Government bonds continue to rise

Interest rates of auctioned Government bonds continue to rise

The Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) held 30 auctions of Government bonds (G-bonds) in October, with 55.66 percent of the total G-bonds on offer, worth 31.45 trillion VND (1.26 billion USD) sold.
Techcombank named the most active market maker for government bonds

Techcombank named the most active market maker for government bonds

Techcombank scooped up the first place among market makers of government debt instruments in 2021, as recognised by the Ministry of Finance.
Channels opening up to mobilise long-term capital

Channels opening up to mobilise long-term capital

Government bonds may be a good measure to mobilise funds for the economic recovery plan. However, businesses may find it difficult to borrow capital in foreign currency from banks.
Considering the implications of fiscal reformations

Considering the implications of fiscal reformations

To cope with the ongoing pandemic, the central banks of many nations have significantly expanded their balance sheets by using non-traditional monetary policies by increasing money for purchasing government bonds and even corporate bonds.
13 mln USD raised through G-bond auctions

13 mln USD raised through G-bond auctions

The State Treasury raised 301 billion VND (13 million USD) worth of Government bonds at an auction held by the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) on March 25.
MoF announces 13 market makers for debt market

MoF announces 13 market makers for debt market

Thirteen commercial banks and securities firms will be allowed to join the debt market or Government bonds (G-bonds) market in Viet Nam this year.
Interest rates of G-bonds plunge in 10 years

Interest rates of G-bonds plunge in 10 years

Over the past 10 years, the interest rates of successfully-issued Government bonds (G-bonds) have decreased significantly, saving thousands of billions of dong for the State budget, contributing to regulate and stabilise the macroeconomy.
Bond market is set to  remain a safe haven

Bond market is set to remain a safe haven

After a successful year, Vietnam plans to issue more government bonds this year to cash in on investors’ good appetite.
Ten projects chosen for $440 million in G-bond funding

Ten projects chosen for $440 million in G-bond funding

Ten major infrastructure projects including highways, hospitals and a canal have been approved for investment capital totalling more than $440 million from government bonds.
Bond market stands at the crossroads

Bond market stands at the crossroads

Vietnam’s bond market could see a big shake up this year thanks to the maturing of a huge volume of paper and a regulator-driven project to restructure the market.
Banks’ bond buys could leave firms in the lurch

Banks’ bond buys could leave firms in the lurch

Concerns are growing over commercial banks’ enormous purchase of government bonds. Ho Chi Minh City’s National Assembly deputy Tran Du Lich said looking at the government’s 2011-2015 government bond issuance programme, many deputies were worried that enterprises would continue finding it hard to borrow from banks, as they did in 2010.