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Profit down in Q3, likely to pick up in Q4: Vietnam banks
Publication date 22 October 2021 | 14:59 | ICT

Vietnamese commercial banks have recorded lower profit during the third quarter of the year with the underlying cause being the fourth outbreak of the novel coronavirus, which resulted in lockdowns in major cities and provinces across the

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