How will FED rate cuts impact Vietnam?
FED's rate cut does not have too much impact on the Vietnamese economy in the short term, said SBS.
FED's rate cut does not have too much impact on the Vietnamese economy in the short term, said SBS.
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If you said 2%, we’d argue that you are wrong. It seems to us that it is above 2% although, just how far above is hard to say.
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