Banks set new peak for long-term deposit rates
Some banks have increased the deposit interest rates for savings of a term above 12 months to 13 percent a year from the 12 percent peak they offered last June.
Transactions in the dong on the interbank market during the tightened rule’s first week of application dropped 58 percent week on week, while the respective figure of transactions in the US dollar was 55 percent, according to a SBV report.
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