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Vietnam rates and FX into end-2026: SBV pushes funding costs down
Deposit rates rose over a point this year, credit outran deposits and CPI is above 5%. The SBV's October 2026 rate-cut directives, USD/VND and equity impact.
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Passive inflows after the FTSE upgrade arrive in tranches
HSC's estimate for the four tranches of index-fund buying under FTSE, in USD million.
Full schedule: about USD 1.5bn
USD million
Source: HSC (base case), compiled in Ginity's note.
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