(HBO) – According to the State Bank of Vietnam’s Hoa Binh province chapter, total capital of local banks and credit organisations was calculated at more than 20.9 trillion VND as of February 28, up 668 billion VND as compared to the end of 2017. Of the total amount, 13.8 trillion VND was mobilised from economic organisations and local residents, increasing 3.5 percent or 468 billion VND from the end of 2017. In details, 2.388 trillion VND was contributed by businesses and 11.4 trillion VND by local residents, down 440 billion VND and up 908 billion VND, respectively.




Agribank Hoa Binh has been on the right track to provide financial support for local businesses, making contributions to promoting production activities.

Local commercial banks strictly followed the State Bank of Vietnam’s maximum interest rate policy. Accordingly, interest rate for deposits in VND under one month is 1 percent per year, that of the deposits from one to six months is 5.5 percent per year while the rate of six percent was applied at all People’s Credit Funds.

Meanwhile the rate paid for deposits in 12-month term was 7 percent at commercial banks and 6-9 percent at People’s Credit Funds.

Zero percent interest rate has been kept for USD savings at all terms./. 

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