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Vietnam's Deputy Prime Minister chaired a council meeting on September 28 reviewing third-quarter monetary policy. Members said the economy remained stable, with GDP up 6.98% in the first nine months of 2018 and inflation under control.
They warned that the escalating US-China trade war and global monetary tightening posed risks to exchange rates and interest rates.
The council's assessment that the trade war and global rate increases are the main external risks signals that Vietnam's currency and borrowing costs could face pressure. For feed buyers, this is background rather than a direct price driver.
en.vietnamplus.vnVietnam+ (VietnamPlusSep 28, 2018Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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