The Vietnamese economy may be a good long-term play
The Vietnamese economy has excellent long-term prospects but short-term difficulties as the country struggles in the face of a global slowdown. How should you play it?
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Monday’s best web
Monday’s best web covers future prospects for IT companies in India, a new gaming center in far eastern Russia, Vietnam’s plan to attract investment, and speculation about monetary policy stimulus in China.
Vietnamese economy showing signs of strength
The Vietnamese economy (VNM, quote) continues to rebound after previous woes to fight its way through the global slowdown. While other export-based frontier markets may be struggling, the Vietnamese economy is showing remarkable resilience.
Friday’s best web
Friday’s best web covers Turkey’s effort to privatize state run businesses, Vietnam’s fall from favor, recent data regarding Mexico, and Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s expectation for Indian economic growth.
Vietnamese economy: undertaking necessary reforms
In the face of slowing global growth, the Vietnamese economy (VNM, quote) remains well positioned to continue to grow this year, even as other export-dependent economies around the world struggle.
What do interest rate cuts mean for the Vietnamese economy?
For the fourth time in the past year, the central bank has cut interest rates in an effort to stimulate the Vietnamese economy. While investors certainly welcome proactive policy initiatives, the fact that they are necessary in the first place could be worrisome.
What are CIVETs, and why are they important?
What are CIVETS anyway? A Goldman Sachs economist coined the term BRIC ten years ago describing the four big emerging markets he predicted would drive global economic growth: Brazil, Russia, India and China.
