MBS forecasts Vietnamese deposit rates could fall by another 20–30 basis points by year-end. The report says the domestic dong has remained relatively stable, supported by foreign investment and a trade surplus, although a stronger US dollar and high oil prices could add exchange-rate pressure.
Lower deposit rates could weaken support for the dong, while investment inflows and export earnings may help offset that pressure. The article gives no direct indication of a change in feed-commodity supply or prices.
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