HCMC – The government bond yields in Vietnam have dropped across all tenors from March to June, resulting in the largest downward shift in the country’s bond yield curve among Asian nations, with an average decline of 136 basis points. According to the Asian Development Bank (ADB) report titled
HCMC – The coupons of G-bonds in all tenors dropped a further 14 to 27 basis points in April compared to the previous G-bond auction held in late March. At the final auction session in April, the respective coupons for the five, 10, 15 and 30-year G-bonds were 2.75%, 3.22%, 3.33% and 3.66%. The
HCMC – Given the downtrend in January and February, the coupon rates of government bonds (G-bonds) in March continued to drop by 40 to 76 basic points in all tenors against the last G-bond auction held in early March. At the auction session in late March, the G-bond coupon rates for the five-year,
HCMC – Coupons of 10-year and 15-year Government bonds have risen 100 and 80 basis points to 4% and 4.1% annually in both primary and secondary markets, respectively. Data from the Hanoi Stock Exchange showed that 30 lots of G-bonds were auctioned in the primary market in October. Of the total, 10