HCMC – The Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) conducted 16 Government bond (G-bond) auctions in February, with VND29.13 trillion raised for the State Treasury, according to the Vietnam News Agency.
By the end of February, total funds mobilized through G-bond auctions had reached VND45.11 trillion, fulfilling 41% of the first-quarter target and 9% of the annual plan for 2025.
G-bonds issued in February had three maturity terms: 10 years, 15 years, and 30 years. The 10-year bonds dominated, accounting for 96% of total issuance, equivalent to VND27.96 trillion.
Coupon rates stood at 2.97% for 10-year bonds, 3.00% for 15-year bonds, and 3.28% for 30-year bonds, up by 0.03–0.14 percentage point compared to the previous month.
On the secondary market, G-bond listings had amounted to VND2.25 quadrillion as of February 28. The average daily trading value reached VND13.35 trillion, up by 28.14% from January. Outright transactions accounted for 66.76%, while repo transactions made up 33.23% of total market trade.
Foreign investors accounted for 1.71% of total market transactions, with a net buying value of VND583 billion.
