If the Government effectively implements its business rescue plan this
year, the securities market will prosper, say market insiders.
“According to predictions by
domestic and foreign financial institutions, Viet Nam’s economy will be better
in the second half of this year, and so will the stock market,” Nguyen Doan
Hung, vice chairman of the State Securities Commission, told the newspaper Tien
Phong.
“If inflation continues to be
controlled at a low rate, banks will likely extend credit at lower interest
rates. If so, capital will move from the banking sector to other investment
channels, including securities and real estate markets. However, the extent of
capital movements will depend on the market’s evolution.”
Money flowing in the stock market
increased substantially in the last trading sessions of 2012, a positive sign,
the deputy director of a Ha Noi-based securities company said on the condition of
anonymity.
“The Government plans to rescue
the real estate market, and the State Bank of Viet Nam is also considering
easing credit for loans of securities investments, which will help draw more
capital into the market,” he said.
He predicted the domestic economy
would continue to see difficulties, but the announcement that a rescue package
had been drafted, together with the decision to cut interest rates by one
percentage point in the last days of 2012, raised investors’ spirits.
The stock market promises to
improve this year, particularly if the property market rescue package is
passed, agreed an analyst from a HCM City-based investment fund.
“The package will help solve the
high inventory problem that enterprises currently face, while facilitating
capital flow in the economy, which will have a positive influence on the stock
market,” he said.
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