Experts predict Việt Nam''s inflation rate this year may reach 4 to 4.5 per cent, exceeding the 2023 rate due to sharp global increases in energy and food prices.
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) will manage interest rates in accordance with macroeconomic balance and inflation in the second half of 2024 to ensure macroeconomic stability and inflation control, an SBV official said on Tuesday.
The inflationary pressure is not significant in the second half of this year, Nguyễn Đức Độ, Deputy Director of the Institute of Economics and Finance said. The inflationary drivers in the first half of this year mainly came from the...
As Tết (Lunar New Year) holidays are coming near, Deputy PM Khái urges enhanced price management to ensure adequate supply of goods and services as well as stabilising prices.
If conditions allowed, prices of several goods and services under the State management could be adjusted following the roadmap at the appropriate points of time.
Deputy Director of the Price Management Department Pham Van Binh held that with the CPI growth rate as recorded in the first six months of 2023, there is a high hope to control inflation this year, enabling the flexible adjustments...
GSO director general Nguyen Thi Huong spoke to Vietnam News Agency about challenges to meeting the National Assembly''s inflation target of about 4.5 per cent.
Economist Nguyen Minh Phong forecasted that interest rates in Viet Nam would not fall until the second half of 2023. He also said keeping interest rates high might be a double-edged sword for the economy.
Though the State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) has hiked interest rates twice in a month, experts agreed the SBV has no other choice but to take strong measures to curb upward pressure on the USD/VND exchange rate and inflation.
Vietnamese businesses are expected to face headwinds from inflation, tightening monetary policy and a growing cost-of-living crisis in many of the country’s export markets, experts have warned.
ADB Country Director Andrew Jeffries spoke to Vietnam News Agency on this move in the context of the US'' Fed, ECB and a number of other central banks raising their rates to curb inflation.
The Vietnamese economy grew by 7.7 per cent in the second quarter, one of the fastest rates in a decade, and is expected to expand even faster this quarter, driven by an ongoing burst of consumption.