Vietnam to Lower Cash Payment Limit for Gold Transactions, Ease Jewelry Production Rules
Vietnam's government has issued a new decree lowering the cash payment limit for gold transactions to VND 5 million. Concurrently, regulations on gold jewelry production and sales are significantly eased, removing them from the list of conditional business lines. The new rules take effect on October 16.
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