Hanoi (VNA) – Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has askedthe State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) to keep a close watch oninternational and domestic gold prices, and put in place measures and tools in a timely and effective way to regulate the gold market in line with regulations.
The move is to ensure that the market operates in a stable, healthy, transparent, andefficient manner, and prevent the "goldisation" phenomenon in the national economy, the leader said while chairing a recent meeting on solutions to manage the goldmarket in the coming time, the Government Office said in a notice.
Chinh emphasised the need to put the interests of the nation and itspeople above all in market management; and to encourage the production and export of jewelry gold products to create jobs for labourers.
He urged the implementation of measures and tools tomanage and regulate the supply for both gold bullion and gold jewelry production, in order to ensure that market activities and transactions are managed and controlled tightly without affecting the exchange rate or foreign exchangereserves, and to prevent speculation, manipulation, or price hikes.
ThePM also underlined the need to speed up the IT application and digitaltransformation in the management work, noting the compulsory issuing of e-invoices for gold transactions isto improve transparency.
The SBV, the Ministry of Public Security, the Ministry of Industryand Trade, the Government Inspectorate, and other relevant agencies were asked to continueto seriously perform their tasks of monitoring, inspecting, supervising, anddealing with law violations such as cross-border gold smuggling, profiteering, speculation, manipulation, and taking advantage of policy loopholes to hoard gold and drive up prices, causing instability andjeopardising the safety of the gold market./.
He urged the implementation of measures and tools tomanage and regulate the supply for both gold bullion and gold jewelry production, in order to ensure that market activities and transactions are managed and controlled tightly without affecting the exchange rate or foreign exchangereserves, and to prevent speculation, manipulation, or price hikes.
ThePM also underlined the need to speed up the IT application and digitaltransformation in the management work, noting the compulsory issuing of e-invoices for gold transactions isto improve transparency.
The SBV, the Ministry of Public Security, the Ministry of Industryand Trade, the Government Inspectorate, and other relevant agencies were asked to continueto seriously perform their tasks of monitoring, inspecting, supervising, anddealing with law violations such as cross-border gold smuggling, profiteering, speculation, manipulation, and taking advantage of policy loopholes to hoard gold and drive up prices, causing instability andjeopardising the safety of the gold market./.
VNA