Vietnam’s credit conditions will remain stable in the second half of 2025, supported by proactive fiscal measures and ongoing institutional reforms, according to analysts of the Vietnam Investors Service (VIS) Rating, an affiliate of Moody’s.

The outlook for Vietnam's banks in 2025 is stable, but challenges remain, especially risks from real estate and liquidity pressure at some small-scale banks, experts said at a conference on June 11.

Vietnam’s economic landscape is poised for robust growth, with experts forecasting the possibility of a remarkable two-digit expansion in the coming time, driven by foreign direct investment (FDI) and technological advancements.

VOV.VN - The economic outlook for the Asia-Pacific region in 2025 remains positive, with growth predicted to accelerate in Southeast Asia and Vietnam being one of the countries that will benefit the most from this trend, according to the analysis results of Analytics, a subsidiary of Moody's Group of the United States.

VOV.VN - Vietnam’s public debt has been kept at a sustainable and stable level, giving the country room to implement reasonable and expansionary fiscal policies when necessary, said Finance Minister Ho Duc Phoc.

The Government recently issued Decree 46/2023/ND-CP regulating the supply and use of cross-border insurance services in Vietnam.

Moody’s Investor Service has forecast that Vietnam’s forex reserves excluding gold will rebound to US$95 billion by the end of the year as the State Bank of Vietnam rebuilds its stockpile.

International credit rating agency Moody’s has recently adjusted the credit rating outlook of Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Sacombank) from "stable" to "positive".

VOV.VN - A number of international financial institutions have recently described Vietnam as an economic bright spot amid a gloomy outlook for the global economy.

VOV.VN- Along with the recovery of the business environment and people, economic achievements recorded by Vietnam this year have raised the efficiency of the Government’s economic management and the bright prospect ahead for the country’s economy, according to Associate Prof. Dr. Chu Hoang Long of Crawford School of Public Policy at the Australian National University.