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Commentary from a financial expert says the US President's move to tighten control over money outflows is unlikely to affect Vietnamese inward remittances much. Ho Chi Minh City received about $3 billion in the first eight months of the year, up 5% on the year, though growth is slowing.
Any slowdown in remittances could eventually weigh on Vietnamese household spending and feed demand, but the impact is expected to be small.
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