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Vietnam’s January Trade Deficit Narrows in Boost for Currency
Vietnam’s trade deficit narrowed in January from December, providing support for a currency that was devalued by about 7 percent a year ago.

Vietnam’s bonds advance on speculation banks have surplus cash
Vietnam’s bonds rose, pushing yields to the lowest level in nearly four months, on speculation lenders have surplus cash to purchase government securities. The dong gained.

Moody’s says Vietnam banks most exposed to Europe crisis
Banks in Australia, New Zealand, South Korea and Vietnam are among the “most exposed” in the Asia-Pacific region to a sudden worsening of Europe’s sovereign debt crisis, Moody’s Investors Service said.

Vietnam Signals Rate Cuts as Asia’s Fastest Inflation Eases
Vietnam signaled that it may cut policy interest rates to “more suitable” levels after the first quarter and weaken the dong this year as Asia’s fastest inflation eases.

Vietnam fines more firms for listing prices in dollars
The State Bank of Vietnam has fined three more businesses for listing their prices in US currency.

Inside The Vietnam ETF (VNM)
A closer inspection of an often overlooked emerging market ETF; the Vietnam Fund (NYSEArca:VNM - News).

Vietnam’s 5-year bond yields fall to lowest level since October
Vietnamese bonds advanced, pushing benchmark five-year yields to the lowest since October, on speculation demand will improve as debt redemptions boost cash in the financial system. The dong strengthened.

Vietnam Inflation Slows to 17.27%, Supporting Case for Rate Cuts
Vietnam’s inflation slowed for a fifth month in January, giving the central bank more room to cut interest rates as a deteriorating global economy dims the outlook for exports.

Vietnam Central Banker Sees Dong Sliding 2%-3% in 2012
The Vietnamese dong will depreciate by no more than 2-3 percent this year, central bank governor Nguyen Van Binh told reporters on Wednesday.

Vietnam New Year Shoppers Defying Central Bank Spurs Inflation
Asia’s fastest inflation is the last thing on Tran Hang’s mind as she jostles fellow shoppers at a street stall in Hanoi’s Old Quarter to snap up Belgian chocolates and Thai candies for Tet, or lunar New Year.

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