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PM pushes for commodity price cuts

PM pushes for commodity price cuts

Viet Nam was in a position to hold inflation below 4 per cent this year, according to Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc.
Inflation expected to be below 4 per cent this year

Inflation expected to be below 4 per cent this year

Viet Nam can keep inflation below 4 per cent in 2019 despite an unpredictable world economy, experts told a seminar on market developments and prices held in Ha Noi on Thursday.
Trillion đồng question: to tighten monetary policy or not?

Trillion đồng question: to tighten monetary policy or not?

The rest of this year is likely to be a difficult period for the economy meaning challenges for the Government in achieving the targets set for the year.
VNs economy stablises in 2018

VN’s economy stablises in 2018

Fiscal consolidation, together with low inflation rates in 2018, are chief drivers for Viet Nam’s continuously stabilising macro economy in the context of rising global trade protectionism and turmoil, said the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
Deputy PM wants inflation kept below 4%

Deputy PM wants inflation kept below 4%

The Government of Viet Nam is determined to keep inflation below 4 per cent this year.
2016 inflation in check

2016 inflation in check

This was due to the combined effort of the government and financial economic administrative agencies, Nguyen Bich Lam, director general of the General Statistics Office of Viet Nam (GSO), said.
Inflation must stay below 5% at year-end

Inflation must stay below 5% at year-end

The Government and its agencies will have to make their best efforts to ensure inflation growth stays below 5 per cent at the end of this year, Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue said at a meeting on October 19.
Inflation may exceed targets

Inflation may exceed targets

State price management agencies will face many challenges in the second half of the year if they are to meet the National Assembly''s (NA) target of keeping inflation under 5 per cent, experts said at a conference held yesterday.
Low inflation leaves room for interest rate cuts

Low inflation leaves room for interest rate cuts

Inflation is expected to dip lower next year, which could give the central bank room to cutback loan interest rates, according to the Ministry of Planning and Investment.
Inflation expected to remain stable, enable lending: HSBC

Inflation expected to remain stable, enable lending: HSBC

HSBC''s Vietnam at a Glance monthly report has said inflation is likely to gradually accelerate, especially in the second half, but remain under control, enabling the central bank to keep interest rates low.