January 3, 2012
A street vendor walks past a Chanel SA store inside the Rex Hotel in downtown Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, on Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011. Vietnam’s growth held near 6 percent this quarter, reducing the pressure for further monetary tightening after higher interest rates limited the boost to the economy from exports and domestic consumption. [...]
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January 9, 2010
Vietnamâs shipments of electronic products and garments are rebounding Vietnamâs fourth-quarter growth exceeded market expectations and the countryâs full-year expansion was âfar more resilientâ than the rest of Asia with the exception of China, Citigroup Inc. said. The economy expanded 6.9 percent on-year in the fourth quarter, up from a revised 6.04 percent in the [...]
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January 7, 2010
Vietnamâs fourth-quarter growth exceeded market expectations and the countryâs full-year expansion was âfar more resilientâ than the rest of Asia with the exception of China, Citigroup Inc. said. The economy expanded 6.9 percent on-year in the fourth quarter, up from a revised 6.04 percent in the third quarter, and grew 5.32 percent for the full [...]
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