Vietnam's central bank vows to defend currency

By Reuters

Jul 24, 2024 12:21 am

HANOI — Vietnam's central bank said on Tuesday bank lending and bad loans were both rising and vowed to continue defending the currency and keep inflation under control.

The Southeast Asian economy has seen growth picking up in the last quarter but is facing turbulence in the banking sector and a rise in inflation.

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