Hanoi (VNA) - The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) on September27 continued to offer 28-day treasury bills worth 20 trillion VND (833 million USD) through an auction.
As a result, nine out of 12 participants won thebid at an interest rateof 0.65%, higher than the 0.58% on the previous day and 0.49% in the beginning ofthe week.
It was the fifth consecutive issuance of bills by the SBV, bringing the total value to nearly 70 trillion VND. These bills all have a 28-day maturityperiod and were offered via interest rate auction. The number of participantsran꧙ged from 11-17.
MayBank Securities believed that the central bank’s money withdrawal from the system via bill issuance is a measure to ease exchange rate pressure, bringing it to the target of /-3% set for this year. In August and September, the exchange rate increased rapidly and showed signs of exceeding the target.
"This is a careful calculation given the system's excess liquidity and a wise step as it does not need to sell foreign currencies like last year," it said.
According to Saigon Securities (SSI), the SBV's bill issu🧔ance could be seen as a way to adjust short-term liquidity within the system and is a🎉 common practice by central banks.
In the near future, the central bank may continue issuing bills, but thisdoes not mean a reversal in monetary policy because liquidityregulation is a timed and flexible operation. Additionally, the effectivenessof intervention in exchange rate pressure depends on various factors,especially the trend of the USD index./.
The State Bank of Vietnam withdrew a large amount of money worth 177 trillion VND (7.79 billion USD) via the open market operation and the issue of Treasury bills in the past week.
Liquidity in the interbank market has been abundant, helping the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) resume the issuance of treasury bills after five months to withdraw Vietnamese dong from the banking system.
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At SBV headquarters (Photo: VNA) 
