Vietnamese Treasury borrows $619 million in weekly bond sale
Vietnam's Treasury sold 16 trillion dong of bonds at a weekly auction, Reuters reports citing Hanoi bourse data. Longer-dated paper found no buyers.
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what happened
Vietnam's State Treasury borrowed 16 trillion dong ($619.39 million) at its weekly bond auction on Wednesday, according to a filing from the Hanoi Stock Exchange reported by Reuters. The amount was up from $371 million a week earlier.
About 84% of the offered bonds found buyers, versus 65% the week before. The Treasury placed the full 8 trillion dong of 5-year and 10-year notes, with coupons of 4.27% and 4.43% respectively. However, none of the combined 2 trillion dong in 3-, 15- and 30-year debt was taken up.
The government plans to borrow 500 trillion dong from bonds in the current year. Per bond market association figures, Vietnamese companies have issued 466 trillion dong of bonds so far this year through October 23, and corporate debt maturing over the rest of the year totals 50.9 trillion dong.
why it matters
Full uptake of the shorter and medium maturities alongside a failure to sell the longer ones suggests investors are favoring shorter durations. With large corporate bond redemptions still due in the remaining months, domestic bond market liquidity remains a factor to watch.
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- Vietnam raises $619 million in government bond auction, bourse filing says — Reuters, 28 October 2026 at 05:57 UTC
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