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At a meeting held on the afternoon of April 9, 2026, following SBV’s direction, commercial banks broadly agreed to reduce deposit rates to create room to lower funding costs for lending to the economy, thereby expanding credit access for businesses and people.
Immediately after the meeting, Vietcombank decided to cut deposit rates. The bank reduced the highest deposit rate for the 24-month term by 0.5 percentage point per year to 6% per year, effective from April 13, 2026. Other deposit terms will be reviewed for adjustment accordingly.
With this change, Vietcombank’s listed deposit rates across all terms will not exceed 6% per year.
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