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Bank of America forecasts the Vietnamese dong will weaken about 1% more by year-end, reaching 25,700 per dollar. The bank cites delayed Fed rate cuts, political instability and property-sector stress as drivers.
Continued dong weakness keeps dollar-denominated feed input costs elevated for Vietnamese buyers. The effect on global feed prices is limited because the move is modest.
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