每周金融新闻综述

**🏦 Banking and Finance Weekly News Roundup:** ** 1. IMF reviews Cambodia’s monetary policies, vows support** The IMF pledges technical support to strengthen the banking sector, maintain stability, and enhance institutional capacity for sustainable economic growth. 🔎**Source: Khmertimes**📌 **2. IBF, FinLuy partner to advance financial literacy in Cambodia** The Institute of Banking and Finance Cambodia (IBF) and FinLuy, a digital platform initiative by Macro Computing Solutions, Thursday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to promote financial literacy… [** 🔎Source: Khmertimes📌**](https://www.khmertimeskh.com/501857684/ibf-finluy-partner-to-advance-financial-literacy-in-cambodia/) ** 3. Opinion: Who’s Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses?** I am a big fan of the music band – U2. One of my all-time favourite album is the 1991-released album “Achtung Baby”; which has a track that inspired the title of this article. [** 🔎Source: Cambodiainvestmentreview📌**](https://cambodiainvestmentreview.com/2026/03/09/opinion-whos-gonna-ride-your-wild-horses-part-i-banking/) ** 4. National Bank records exchange rate stability, low inflation in 2025** Chea Serey, governor of the National Bank of Cambodia (NBC), has noted that Cambodia’s economic situation in 2025 remained positive, as the Kingdom was able to maintain exchange rate stability and keep inflation at a low level, while a series of measures were introduced to address several major challenges. [** 🔎Source: Phnom Penh Post📌**](https://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/national-bank-records-exchange-rate-stability-low-inflation-in-2025) **5. GSC trains ministries on public financial management assessment** The General Secretariat of the Steering Committee of the Public Financial Management Reform (GSC) organised a training session on Wednesday to strengthen the assessment of public financial management systems across line ministries. [**🔎Source: Khmertimes📌**](https://www.khmertimeskh.com/501860669/gsc-trains-ministries-on-public-financial-management-assessment/) **6. Cambodia Secured $1.22B in Loans in 2025, Down 31% from 2024** Cambodia signed about $1.22 billion in concessional loans with development partners in 2025 - 45 percent of its $2.8 billion borrowing ceiling and 31 percent less than in 2024 - to finance priority infrastructure… [**🔎Source: Kiripost📌**](https://kiripost.com/stories/cambodia-secured-122b-in-loans-in-2025-down-31-from-2024) [Cambodia Investment Review] | Opinion: Who’s Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses? (Part I – Banking) - Cambodia Investment Review | By Raymond Sia | https://cambodiainvestmentreview.com/2026/03/09/opinion-whos-gonna-ride-your-wild-horses-part-i-banking/