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2006: A Transformational Year For Vietnam (14/4)
06/08/2010
...The local market was beginning to show real signs of an awakening, helping Dragon’s
main dedicated Vietnamese country fund on its way to a more than promising 39.3%
annual return. The communist government also flagged its reformist trajectory, approving
the country’s first sovereign bond launch, and pushing ahead with vital market reforms...
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Vietnam: Monthly forecast
06/08/2010
We expect the economy to ease only slightly from the 2005 peak, but 2006 real GDP growth should remain in the vicinity of 8.0%nevertheless. Despite possible, temporary upticks, the downward trend in commodity prices, tariff reductions, and a stable exchange rate mean that inflationary pressures
should gradually subside in the next couple of years.
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Vietnam Risk Summary
06/08/2010
Vietnam’s currency, the dong, has steadily
weakened against the US dollar. While
strong economic growth prospects would
suggest a strengthening of the dong, state
authorities have intervened in the market to
maintain a competitive rate. However, a
more flexible exchange rate regime is likely
going forward amid World Trade Organisation
(WTO) membership negotiations, rising
foreign direct investment (FDI), and increased
equity flows which should provide
upward pressure for the dong.
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Tenth congress to work out directions for boosting comprehensive renewal (18/04)
06/08/2010
The tenth congress of the Vietnam Communist Party opens on the morning of 18 April in Hanoi with the theme, “Boosting the strength and capacity of leadership, promoting national strength, accelerating comprehensive renewal, to quickly bring Vietnam out of under-development.”
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Anti-corruption issues to hang over Congress (18/04)
06/08/2010
Weeding out corruption, though not top on the upcoming Vietnam Communist Party’s 10th Congress’ agenda, will still be a central topic for delegates who represent the Party’s three million members.
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PM fixes agenda for economic growth (18/04)
06/08/2010
Prime Minister Phan Van Khai has identified eight tasks to be carried out immediately by government officials, local authorities and business leaders in order to meet the 8 per cent economic growth target by 2006...
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