Credit growth mainly focused on economic growth drivers as well as businesses and production sectors.

Total outstanding loans of credit institutions in Ho Chi
Minh City were estimated at over VND5.26 quadrillion ($200 billion) by the end
of March this year, increasing 13.92% compared to the same period last year and
0.46% against the end of last month, according to the State Bank of Vietnam
(SBV) – Region 2.

Credit growth mainly focused on economic growth drivers as
well as businesses and production sectors.

Specifically, loans for agricultural and rural development
reached VND576 trillion ($21.9 billion), exports VND157 trillion ($5.96
billion), small and medium-sized enterprises VND1.22 quadrillion ($46.3
billion), supporting industries VND64.5 trillion ($2.45 billion), and high-tech
enterprises VND3.1 trillion ($117 million).

In addition, outstanding credits allocated for enterprises
in export processing zones and industrial zones reached VND305 trillion ($11.6
billion), an increase of 3.24% compared to the end of 2025.

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