Vietnam Raises Foreign Commercial Loan Limit to Bolster Economic Growth
Vietnam's government plans to raise the limit for foreign commercial loans for enterprises and credit organizations from approximately US$6.12 billion to US$10 billion annually. This move aims to support economic recovery and growth. Concurrently, a significant borrowing plan for 2026 to cover budget deficits and debt repayment was outlined.
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