Rates cut in Vietnam to help struggling banking sector

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) today announced that it would be reducing its key policy rate “over the next few days”. The cut comes after sharp falls in inflation over the past six months and is designed to boost both the slowing economy, and a struggling banking sector.

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