Vietnam's Average Lending Rate Climbs to 10.7% Amidst Rising Deposit Rates
Vietnam's average lending rate rose to 10.7% in August, a 0.2 percentage point increase from the previous month, driven by a ripple effect from banks raising deposit rates. Short-term lending rates for priority sectors have also hit the 4% ceiling, raising concerns about increased burdens on businesses and individuals.
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