Global Macro-Market Outlook
Vietnam Outlook Update: Don’t Stop Tightening
By Arpitha Bykere
Jun 22, 2011
3:30:00 PM
| Last Updated
- Aggressive monetary and credit tightening and exchange rate adjustments are giving the economy a soft landing, with growth around trend in 2011-12.
- Inflation will peak in Q3 but remain elevated until early Q1 2012. Strong core prices and public and private investment suggest the need for further monetary and credit tightening.
- Slowing growth and financial-sector risks from bad loans could force policy makers to put fiscal and monetary tightening on hold, increasing investor concerns about Vietnam’s medium-term growth prospects and raising the cost of external borrowings.
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