
Vietnam's central bank is keeping a flexible forex regime and adjusting the dong's reference rate daily. The trade deficit for the first four months of 2017 was about US$2.8 billion, and the dong has lost only 1.1% against the dollar this year.
Analysts expect the US Federal Reserve to raise rates in June, which adds downward pressure on the dong.
Expected US rate hikes and a strong dollar could weaken the dong, raising the local cost of imported feed ingredients. The central bank's managed approach limits how fast that pressure feeds through.
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