In the final sessions of the year, the SBV sustained its net liquidity injection via OMO to facilitate peak credit disbursement activity across the banking system. On the interbank market, rates spiked across all tenors, primarily driven by the technical holiday effect and intense year-end funding pressure. On the FX front, USDVND remained largely flat despite a stronger US dollar globally, anchored by consistent foreign net buying.

In the final sessions of the year, the SBV sustained its net liquidity injection via OMO to facilitate peak credit disbursement activity across the banking system. On the interbank market, rates spiked across all tenors, primarily driven by the technical holiday effect and intense year-end funding pressure. On the FX front, USDVND remained largely flat despite a stronger US dollar globally, anchored by consistent foreign net buying.

In the final sessions of the year, the SBV sustained its net liquidity injection via OMO to facilitate peak credit disbursement activity across the banking system. On the interbank market, rates spiked across all tenors, primarily driven by the technical holiday effect and intense year-end funding pressure. On the FX front, USDVND remained largely flat despite a stronger US dollar globally, anchored by consistent foreign net buying.

In the final sessions of the year, the SBV sustained its net liquidity injection via OMO to facilitate peak credit disbursement activity across the banking system. On the interbank market, rates spiked across all tenors, primarily driven by the technical holiday effect and intense year-end funding pressure. On the FX front, USDVND remained largely flat despite a stronger US dollar globally, anchored by consistent foreign net buying.

In the final sessions of the year, the SBV sustained its net liquidity injection via OMO to facilitate peak credit disbursement activity across the banking system. On the interbank market, rates spiked across all tenors, primarily driven by the technical holiday effect and intense year-end funding pressure. On the FX front, USDVND remained largely flat despite a stronger US dollar globally, anchored by consistent foreign net buying.

In the final sessions of the year, the SBV sustained its net liquidity injection via OMO to facilitate peak credit disbursement activity across the banking system. On the interbank market, rates spiked across all tenors, primarily driven by the technical holiday effect and intense year-end funding pressure. On the FX front, USDVND remained largely flat despite a stronger US dollar globally, anchored by consistent foreign net buying.

In the final sessions of the year, the SBV sustained its net liquidity injection via OMO to facilitate peak credit disbursement activity across the banking system. On the interbank market, rates spiked across all tenors, primarily driven by the technical holiday effect and intense year-end funding pressure. On the FX front, USDVND remained largely flat despite a stronger US dollar globally, anchored by consistent foreign net buying.

In the final sessions of the year, the SBV sustained its net liquidity injection via OMO to facilitate peak credit disbursement activity across the banking system. On the interbank market, rates spiked across all tenors, primarily driven by the technical holiday effect and intense year-end funding pressure. On the FX front, USDVND remained largely flat despite a stronger US dollar globally, anchored by consistent foreign net buying.

In the final sessions of the year, the SBV sustained its net liquidity injection via OMO to facilitate peak credit disbursement activity across the banking system. On the interbank market, rates spiked across all tenors, primarily driven by the technical holiday effect and intense year-end funding pressure. On the FX front, USDVND remained largely flat despite a stronger US dollar globally, anchored by consistent foreign net buying.

In the final sessions of the year, the SBV sustained its net liquidity injection via OMO to facilitate peak credit disbursement activity across the banking system. On the interbank market, rates spiked across all tenors, primarily driven by the technical holiday effect and intense year-end funding pressure. On the FX front, USDVND remained largely flat despite a stronger US dollar globally, anchored by consistent foreign net buying.