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mardi 13 septembre 2011

Vietnam urged to pick up slack in economic reforms

International development partners including the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund have urged the government to remain focused on reforming the economy to break the pattern of recurring instability.

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mardi 15 février 2011

MF welcomes Vietnam devaluation, calls for more steps

The International Monetary Fund welcomed changes to Vietnam's currency regime and devaluation on Friday, but said the authorities needed a "broader set of policies" to restore macroeconomic stability.

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mardi 7 décembre 2010

Vietnam’s foreign reserves at ‘low’ level, IMF says

Hanoi - Vietnam’s foreign reserves were at a “low” level at the end of September, covering 1.8 months of imports, amid an erosion of market confidence in government economic policy, the International Monetary Fund said.

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mercredi 24 novembre 2010

Vietnam public debts likely to fall to 40pct by 2020

Vietnam's total public debts are likely to gradually reduce to around 40 percent of the gross domestic product by 2020, said Benedict Bingham, Hanoi-based senior resident representative of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

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jeudi 9 septembre 2010

Vietnam hits back at IMF criticism

London - Vietnam’s foreign minister has dismissed International Monetary Fund concerns that a lack of clarity in the government’s macro-economic policy is damaging confidence among international investors.

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samedi 12 juin 2010

IMF says Vietnam reserves fall to 7 weeks of imports

Vietnam's foreign-currency reserves have fallen to the equivalent of seven weeks of imports from coverage of less than two-and-a-half months in December, according to the International Monetary Fund.

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jeudi 4 décembre 2008

IMF Says Vietnam's growth to slow to 5 percent

HANOI — Vietnam's economic boom will continue to fade next year with growth slowing to 5 percent as the global downturn hits exports and foreign investment, the International Monetary Fund said Thursday.

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